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Hello! I'm Leo

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I'm a developer with extensive experience in Java, J2EE-based systems development, which includes System Analysis, System Designing, Programming, Debugging, Defect fixing, Testing, Application Performance Analysis, and Deployment.
Also experienced in data structures, Algorithms, and design patterns.
This blog is all about sharing my knowledge on the topics I explored.

 Visit my GitHub for exploring 🧭  my tech hobbies.

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Leo K A
Java Application Engineer
Phone: +91 9995992755 
Email: leo.ka1993@gmail.com


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Location: Kochi, Kerala, India

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