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tensazangetsu20:
In demand skills in the country you want to relocate to that can help you get a job there or else otilor

Hmmmn...nawa o. What about international in-demand skills like driving

Gerrard59:
Everyone cannot leave Nigeria. If people don't have the in-demand skills and are married with children, let them use the money for something else. Abroad is good when one is young, single and has in-demand skills. Aside from these, please stay in Nigeria.

Which in-demand skills?

tensazangetsu20:
Lol blazor ke. Learn react with c# or Java and you will be fine. Theres not a lot of C# and Java people out there.

Gbamsolutely boss!
I wish myself well.

tensazangetsu20:
Yeah react is cool.

But the job market is saturated, I heard C# can be used for frontend as well with blazor

tensazangetsu20:
I wont advise node to a beginner. You won't easily get a job with it and even if you do it's mostly startups wey dey owe salary. Look at things like c# or java spring boot or even php sef. I can't really recommend any courses now Sha. It's been so long and most of those material I used then are completely outdated now.

Whoah cool, I guess react is still in vogue right?

tensazangetsu20:
Can't really say. I used a lot of various sources when I was learning but it was mostly pirated Udemy courses then.

Oh okay, do you have any one you can recommend? Particularly react and backend node

tensazangetsu20:
Lol they just have to keep it up to get their investment from foreign bodies but nothing. All the people trained by alx and co. I am yet to see anyone who has gotten a job from any of these bootcamps.

lolz...and they are still training more
And by the way, how do you see full stack open website for learning web development?

tensazangetsu20:
I just pity those in Nigeria now. Even to get work visa sponsorship no dey again. Even tech don cast for Naija when last you hear person get job for Naija.

Tech don cast oh...I just pity those ppl fooled by those bootcamps

turmacs:
For those that might be interested in how to think about the solution....

First of all you need to understand that this problem is not as mathematical as some might have thought, because I assumed that after reading the second paragraph some people who are not math inclined will lose hope, it's just pure implementation problem with very very little math, basically just addition and subtraction. I don't know what that MindHacker9009 guy is saying, university mathematics students Lolzz.. A child in jss1who knows how to code should be able to solve this with little effort.

You have to observe that the points that are part of the circle are always in a diamond shape and are symmetrical from the middle column.
All you have to do is to find the first appearance of '#' character because the first appearance will always be the on the same column as the center of the circle ( the row and column that it's found on) and to find the row that the center appears on, just count the number of '#' in the middle column, divide that count by 2 (to find the position of the middle) then add whatever you get to the row number that the first '#' was on.

Sorry if my explanation is hard to understand by here is my C++ solution to the problem, you can use chatgpt to convert to any language of your choice to understand it.

#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void paveway(){
    long long n , m; cin >> n >> m; long long ans = 0, cnt = 0;bool ant = false;
    vector<vector<char>> a(n , vector<char>(m));long long anc = 0;
    for(long long i = 0; i < n; i++){
        for(long long j = 0; j < m; j++){
            cin >> a[i][j];
            if(a[i][j] == '#' && ant == false){
                ans = j + 1 , anc = i + 1; ant = true; // This is where we find the row and column of the first ever '#'
            }
            if(a[i][j] == '#' && j == ans - 1) cnt += 1; // This keep's count of the number of '#' on the middle column
        }
    }
    cout << cnt/2 + anc << " " << ans << endl;
}
int main (){ 
	ios::sync_with_stdio(false); 
	cin.tie(nullptr);
	//long long t = 1;
	long long t; cin >> t;
	for( ;t--; )
	paveway();
return 0;
}

You don't assert what you know by making others feel stupid. I'm very sure there are tons of things they know that you don't know.

turmacs:
na so, just say you can't solve it, nobody will mock you.

is this a new avatar of Devdevdev? Sounded like a female version of Tastedfriedpussy

digitaccountant:
We will keep following things as they develop. Western countries and even the UN are taken the advent of AI very seriously and even writing legislation to regulate it.

In my field of Accounting and Business, I am already seeing solutions pop up that needs to be learned.

I agree with you that AI will not replace everything but it is a disruptive technology like the internet, hence developers have to know it and be acquainted with it.

Fields like web development will die a natural death in a matter of years

TylerMeji:
I hired one that works with me. So as a recruiter, I know what it takes.
The VA that works with me, I told him what to do and how to do it my own way. He only comes with suggestions more often to improve our success rate.

As an aspiring VA, you need to focus on a niche. If you want to work with clients in digital marketing space, then you need to know basics of Digital Marketing. Not all clients will have the time to impact some knowledge.

Wow! So it has its own fields. Can you please give a list of specialization under VA. Also, is the alx VA program a good place to start as a beginner?

Wow!
Are you a virtual assistant yourself?