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Explores the history and technical aspects of Bitcoin, including wallets, mining incentives, smart contracts, consensus algorithms, and distributed systems.
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Covers the purpose of services in the Android ecosystem, app permissions, Intents, designing mobile vs desktop apps, and handling synchronous and asynchronous operations.
Covers the fundamentals of data stream processing, including real-time insights, industry applications, and practical exercises on Kafka and Spark Streaming.
