Mayur's Tech Journey

 Hello readers, I am Mayur Gund, a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Welcome back to Mayur’s Tech Journey 🚀 📝 Shift to Weekly Blogging : In my first week, I was posting blogs daily. But due to a busy college schedule, I realized it’s not always possible to write every day. So, I’ve decided to post weekly updates instead of daily. This way, I can share more complete progress and reflections at once. 🖥️ Programs of the Week : This week, I practiced multiple C programs: 1)Switch Case Program – Gave fun facts for numbers 1–5. 2)Exam Eligibility Checker – Checked marks & percentage to determine eligibility. 3)Income Tax Calculator – Calculated tax based on income slabslabs. 4)Leap Year Checker – Verified leap years with input validation. 5)Uppercase/Lowercase Identifier – Detected whether a character is uppercase, lowercase, or invalid. 6)Greatest of Four Numbers – Compared four values to find the maximum. 🔗 GitHub Progres...

 ⚡ Day 11–12 – Building a Calculator & Trying Linux Terminal Hello readers, I am Mayur Gund, a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Welcome back to Mayur’s Tech Journey 🚀  🧮 Building a Calculator in C: Day before yesterday, I coded a simple calculator program in C. 👉 It allows addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. 👉 This was one of my first programs where I started combining multiple operations in a single program. It gave me a good practice in: Using if conditions. Handling user inputs. Thinking about how real-world calculators work 🖥️ First Time Using Linux Terminal for C Programming :  Yesterday, I compiled and ran a short C program directly from the Linux terminal instead of using an IDE. It was a different but exciting experience because: It felt closer to how real programmers interact with systems. I understood that C programming has its own legacy — compilers, commands, and terminal workf...

📚 Day 9–10 – Exploring GitHub, HackerRank & “Let Us C”  Hello readers, I am Mayur Gund , a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Through Mayur’s Tech Journey , I share my daily progress in coding and reflections on what I learn along the way. 🔗 Git & GitHub Progress Over the last two days, I focused on learning Git and Git Bash . Successfully committed and uploaded two C programs to my GitHub repository 🚀. Learned how developers use Git to manage and track code. This felt like a big step forward — from just writing programs to actually maintaining them like real projects. 🌟 HackerRank Achievement Another small but proud milestone 🎉 👉 I earned my first star in C language on HackerRank . It may look small, but for me, it shows the start of solving problems consistently. Every star represents practice, persistence, and progress. 📖 New Resource: Let Us C I also came across the famous book “Let Us C” ...

  ➗ Day 8 – Checking Divisibility of Two Numbers in C Hello readers, I am Mayur Gund , a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Through Mayur’s Tech Journey , I share my daily coding learnings and reflections as I strengthen my programming foundation. 📝 Today’s Program On Day 8, I wrote a program in C to check whether one number is completely divisible by another. This is done using the modulus operator ( % ) . 🖥️ C Code Snippet #include <stdio.h> int main() {   /*   Program : To check divisibility of two numbers   Author  : Mayur B Gund   Date    : 12 Sep 2025   */      int a, b;      printf("Enter the Dividend\n\n");   scanf("%d", &a);   printf("The dividend is %d\n\n", a);   printf("Enter the Divisor\n\n");   scanf("%d", &b);   printf("The divisor is %d\n\n", b);   int c = a % b;   if (c == 0) {   ...

📐 Day 7 – Checking for a Right-Angled Triangle in C  Hello readers, I am Mayur Gund , a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Through this blog series “Mayur’s Tech Journey” , I document my daily coding learnings and reflections as I strengthen my programming foundation. 📝 Today’s Program On Day 7, I worked on a C program that checks whether a triangle is a right-angled triangle using the Pythagoras theorem . Formula Recap If  ( h y p o t e n u s e ) 2 = ( s i d e 1 ) 2 + ( s i d e 2 ) 2 ⇒ Right-Angled Triangle \text{If } (hypotenuse)^2 = (side1)^2 + (side2)^2 \Rightarrow \text{Right-Angled Triangle} 🖥️ C Code Snippet # include <stdio.h> int main () { double a, b, c; // sides of the triangle double d, e, f; // squares of sides printf ( "Enter the hypotenuse of a triangle: " ); scanf ( "%lf" , &a); printf ( "Enter one side of the triangle: " ); scanf...

 🌱 Day 6 – A Pause, but Still Progress Hello readers, I am Mayur Gund, a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Through this blog, I’m documenting my daily coding journey. Today was a hectic day 💨. From morning workshops to afternoon lectures, my schedule was packed. Even during the 2 free hours I got, I ended up engaging in discussions about a Chemistry presentation and a CCA activity. 👉 Result: I couldn’t write a program today. But here’s what I realized: Coding is not just about typing code every day. It’s also about building discipline, managing time, and balancing academics with learning. Even on non-coding days, reflecting on my journey keeps me on track. Sometimes, it’s okay to pause. Tomorrow, I’ll come back stronger and continue from where I left off. 💪

 🚀 Day 5 – Calculating the Volume of a Cylinder in C Hello readers, I am Mayur Gund, a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Through this blog, I’m documenting my daily coding journey as I learn programming step by step. My aim is to share not just the code, but also my learnings, reflections, and growth as an engineer.  ✨Today’s Program : On Day 5, I wrote a C program to calculate the volume of a cylinder 📏. Formula Used : 𝑉𝑜𝑙𝑢𝑚𝑒 = 𝜋×𝑟^2×ℎ 🖥️ C Code Snippet :  #include <stdio.h> int main() {     /*     Program : To calculate the volume of a cylinder     Author : Mayur B Gund     Date : 09/09/2025     Day : 05     */     float r, h ;     printf ("The program is designed to calculate the volume of a cylinder \n\n ");     printf ("Enter the radius of the cylinder (in cm): ");     scanf (" %f ", ...

 🌟 Mayur’s Tech Journey I am Mayur B Gund, a first-year Computer Science and Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Through this blog series, Mayur’s Tech Journey, I am documenting my daily coding learnings — starting from the basics of Python and C, and gradually moving towards bigger projects. My aim is to learn, explore, and share everything I code, so that someday I can look back and see how far I’ve come. ✨ This is not just about writing code, but about building consistency, discipline, and a strong foundation for my future in technology. 💰 Day 4 – My C Program to Calculate Simple Interest Today, I explored another practical application of C language — writing a program to calculate Simple Interest using user inputs. This program made me realize how coding connects directly with real-world problems from mathematics and finance. 🧩 The Program : #include < stdio.h > /* program : To find simple interest using user inputs Author : Mayur B Gund Date ...

  🔵 Day 3 – My First C Program to Calculate Area of a Circle Today marks another exciting step in my coding journey. After writing simple introductory programs in Python and C, I finally wrote my first program that solves a real problem in C — calculating the area of a circle. 🧩 The Program  {} # include <stdio.h> int main () {     /*    Program : C program to find area of circle    Author : Mayur B Gund    Date : 7 Sep 2025    */     char r; // character for radius     int b; // integer for radius value     scanf (" %c\n ", &r); // input for character     scanf (" %d ", &b); // input for radius value     printf (" The area of circle \n with radius %c = %dcm is \n\t : %f sqcm \n\n",           r, b, 3.14 * b * b);     printf (" This program calculates area \nof circle with 100 percent\n accuracy\n ");     ...

👨‍💻 Writing My First C Program – A Step Deeper into Programming A few days ago, I shared about writing my first Python program 🐍. Today, I am excited to share another important milestone — I wrote my first program in C language 💻. Here’s what it looked like: #include <stdio.h> int main() {    /*    Program : C Language    Author : Mayur B Gund    Date : 6 Sep 2025    */    printf("Hello World,\n");     printf("Mayur B Gund here,\n");     printf("Entering into tech world.\n");    int a = 1;    printf("Day : %d", a);    return 0; } 📌 Output: Hello World,   Mayur B Gund here,   Entering into tech world.   Day : 1 This program may look simple, but for me it was powerful ✨. It wasn’t just about printing text — it was about entering a new mindset of problem solving 🧠. 🔥Learning Python and C Together :  Python 🐍 gave me a smoot...

 🌟 A Small Beginning, A Big Step Forward 🌟 Today I wrote my first ever Python program in Visual Studio Code. It was a simple one: print("hello world") a = 3 b = 4 print(a + b) The output — hello world   7 — may look small, but for me it’s a big achievement. Today, I learned to download and install VS Code and run its various extensions. This is a first step towards my tech journey. And as it is said that 'first step is the hardest step of the journey.'This learning makes me excited to learn more complex concepts. This moment reminded me that every expert was once a beginner, and every great journey starts with a single step. For me, this was that step in the world of programming. 🚀 I’m excited to keep learning Python, explore new technologies, and gradually build skills in web development, automation, and app development. Here’s to consistency, curiosity, and growth — one line of code at a time. 🙌