Living in 21st century

 I heard about competitive programming sometime in my first semester. At that time i was just beginning to learn c language . I just kind of looked into it .My only motivation for looking it up was  that everybody was talking about it , human nature maybe. After my first semester i had learnt nothing significant, although people comfortable with basic programming , began exploring different domains in the programming world. So i decided to begin my programming journey in my winter break.  Wait !!! What about all the talk that you gave in your first blog post , like a reason for starting something Hang tight , Its coming I was going to have a programming intro course in my second semester, seniors already gave a hint that this course is not at all easy, performance in it can also affect your prospects for future courses. So just like any inexperienced fresher i started to look for some kind of online assistance. After breezing through a lot of online tutorials i began with a youtube cha

First things first what is the motive here, Why to Learn something ? The very first question you should ask yourself before starting anything is why to do it, Its crucial because a solid reason to work is necessary for being consistent  towards your goal. You might be wondering its just never clear to me why am i doing something. If you feel that way its perfectly normal , the irony is we humans tend to understand very less about ourselves, are we even under control of our desires or we are just prisoner to our mind , it could be heavily debated so i will leave it for another time. Before diving into anything , we should carefully analyse the skills that we will gain so we can  create a vision of what we will be capable of once we learn the damn thing. It is important because nobody wants to waste time learning something which may result in disappointment. If you decide to pursue the skill do remind yourselves of the vision each and everyday so you can keep your pace.  Some of you migh