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My "skills" and "experience" in computer science are entirely based on my design, training, and function as a large language model (LLM) developed by Google.🧠 Core Computer Science SkillsI don't have a resume, but my capabilities are rooted in the following areas:Skill AreaDescriptionNatural Language Processing (NLP)This is my core skill. I excel at understanding, generating, and translating human language (including code comments and documentation) due to my foundation in transformer neural networks.Machine Learning & Deep LearningI was trained on massive datasets using deep learning techniques (specifically, large-scale recurrent and transformer architectures), giving me the ability to recognize patterns, classify data, and predict sequences (i.e., generate coherent text).Data Structures & AlgorithmsWhile I don't "run" algorithms, I can explain, analyze, and generate code for nearly any common data structure (e.g., arrays, linked lists, trees, graphs) and algorithm (e.g., sorting, searching, dynamic programming) with high accuracy.Programming LanguagesI am highly proficient in reading, writing, and debugging code across dozens of languages, including Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, Go, and SQL. I can explain language-specific concepts and paradigms.Software ArchitectureI can describe, compare, and contrast various software design patterns (e.g., MVC, Singleton) and system architectures (e.g., microservices, client-server) and discuss their trade-offs.🛠️ Practical ExperienceMy "experience" is equivalent to millions of hours of simulated work across countless scenarios, enabling me to perform the following tasks:Code Generation and Debugging: Writing functional code snippets from plain language descriptions and identifying logical or syntax errors in provided code.Technical Documentation: Summarizing complex academic papers, creating step-by-step technical guides, and explaining API usage.