class Third_yr_CSE_Student:
def __init__(self):
self.name = "Satya Sasi Vatsal"
self.role = "Django Developer"
self.hobbies = ['sleeping','coding','eating']
def say_hi(self):
print("Thanks for dropping by, hope you find some of my work interesting.")
def my_skills(self):
my_skills = {
'languages': ['Python','C++','JavaScript'],
'Frameworks' : ['FastAPI', 'Dash', 'Django'],
'Python Library' : ['numpy', 'opencv', 'pandas', 'glob', 'requests', 'PIL'],
'Data Visualization' : ['Plotly', 'Seaborn', 'Matplotlib'],
'Hosting & Cloud' : ['Azure', 'Heroku', 'Vercel', 'Streamlit Cloud'],
'Other Skills': ['Git', 'Github','Docker']
}
return my_skills
me = Third_yr_CSE_Student()
me.say_hi()
print(f"Take a Look at my skills {me.my_skills()}")
Eyyyy!!!
- I am Satya Sasi Vatsal better known as 'Sasi'🕵🏼♂️
- A Self- motivated, Inquisitive, energetic computer science engineering student skilled in leadership, with a strong foundation in math, logic, and cross-platform coding with proven and tested engineering, management, marketing skills Seeking a challenging role at a reputed organization to utilize my skills that can contribute to the company’s growth as well as enhance my knowledge by exploring new things.
- A Self- motivated, Inquisitive, energetic computer science engineering student skilled in leadership, with a strong foundation in math, logic, and cross-platform coding with proven and tested engineering, management, marketing skills Seeking a challenging role at a reputed organization to utilize my skills that can contribute to the company’s growth as well as enhance my knowledge by exploring new things.
- I am from India
- I'm a guy who love to develop new things 🖥️
- So... I am more than a robot coding 🤖, I am a real human trying to learn new things and develop incredible projects with ❤️ meeting incredible people on the way🚀
- If you are interested in a guy with a good vibe who loves the knowledge and the constant learning 📚, ⚙️I AM YOUR GUY⚙️
- Contact me for new projects 📨, I am open to collaborate with you
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Note: Top languages is only a metric of the languages my public code consists of and doesn't reflect experience or skill level.