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I am born and brought up in Bengaluru, idk how people tell the rents are high. We have always lived in rented houses all of them were 2 BHK and we never paid more than 16-17k a month for like over 20 years. On the other hand when I went to Chennai for an interview it costed me around ₹5k for just one day excluding the travel costs. It was just an average room to freshen up and leave forget sleeping. I felt that was way too expensive, The shocking thing till today is I drank a cup of coffee in a street side hotel and paid ₹46 fk..
Microbiologist in a pharma salary is entry: 2-3LPA and after 3 to 4 year upto 4-5 LPA. After 10 years upto 10LPA. While seeing those other job figures feels like what the shit career i chose.
Great video, Great resources to be followed. Thank you for the video. Want to know how you applied for this companies, your approach for the interviews? This will help alot more. ❤💪
Most of the Bachalore have set this for owners. Many owners in whitefield know that 3-4 ppl can share n they'll get huge rents. At 12th Min the boy has said it right. I'm staying in south Bangalore n changed house 2ce just bcz owner wanted to increase rent all of a sudden by like 25%. He had to forgo 3 months rent to only find some1 at 15% higher rent. The new guy was my friend only. Biggest disadvantage other than high rent is deposits.
Can u please share how to make websites with ease using the figma designs... Most companies I applied to ask for making the website using html css and js by seeing the figma file. I get scared by that though i have knowledge but just can't utilise it then. Please suggest something
I cleared interview for Level 3 engineer in HCL and they were offering me a take home less than my current one. It was during the initial months of corona when no hiring was taking place and being laid off during this time was terrible. Although i could provide proof that i was laid off as part of work force reduction, the HCL HR was like, take it this is what you would get right now and we are helping you by offering you a job. Fortunately i waited 4 more months to land a better one.
Hey I think there is some mistake maybe I am completely wrong pls correct me.. Like if we add 5 and then we add 6 we are getting this output LinkedList { start: Node { value: 6, nextNode: Node { value: 5, nextNode: null } }, add: [Function (anonymous)] } but should n't we get something like this LinkedList { start: Node { value: 5, nextNode: Node { value: 6, nextNode: null } }, add: [Function (anonymous)] } tbh I got confused here a bit pls do tell
The output is correct. It’s because "add" function adds the node at the start of the linkedList. This is what we assumed for the behaviour of "add" function. add5 add6 So the output would be : LinkedList { start: Node { value: 6, nextNode: Node { value: 5, nextNode: null } }, add: [Function (anonymous)] }
Salary is really exaggerated in this video. In Mumbai entry level Soft dev 5-8 lpa Mid level IT pro get 8 to 15 lpa. Lead and mgmt get 16 to 35 lpa . And on that amount also you pay 35% tax to live and earn in India😅thanks to Sitaraman
Hi Sourav, nice video and explanation, but just one question, in the increasing array, you've same condition in if and else if i.e. numbers[i]+numbers[j] > target but still it is working, is it not that you wanted to right numbers[i]+numbers[j] < target in the else if at the initial place, but I think the test cases were in such way that it did worked, can you please explain?
For me : Rent : 18000 Ro + light + internet + phone bills = 3500 Cab + bike : 2000 + 2000 = 4000 Food = 450 per day : 13500 (including cook) Other expenses: 5K to 10K Total : 45K to 50K ( I don’t go for parties)
would love to see some real case problem where we can use dsa structures in js because we just try and use basic arrays, also solving some basic bst in js 😅 Love the content
Yes will upload those as well. As of now, I feel lot of companies directly ask straightforward questions as well, and these questions are good for practice
I am Indian, born in Bangalore and moved to US with my parents when I was 2. So all my life lived in US, but recently shifted to Bangalore. It’s definitely a big change. Luckily I can stay with family until I can secure a job and eventually my own place. I don’t drink or smoke which should help keep my expenses down. Bringing my clothes from US means I don’t have that expense either. I see my overall expenses to eventually be rent, commute, food, gym.
