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👋 Hi, I’m Mukitul Islam

I’m a software engineer with a strong passion for Java, backend systems, and writing clean, maintainable code. I love solving real-world problems through simple and scalable software design.

💡 Why I Started This Blog

In my journey as a developer, I’ve often found that the best way to understand something deeply is to teach it. So, I started this blog to share what I learn — from Java basics to system design and beyond.

Whether you're a beginner trying to grasp exception handling or an experienced developer revisiting core concepts, I hope this blog adds value to your learning.

🚀 What You’ll Find Here

  • Java concepts explained with clarity
  • System design tips and real-world examples
  • Backend development insights and practices
  • Occasional posts on software engineering interviews and tech growth

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