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SurajKhonde/README.md

"Why JavaScript?" you ask? Well, let me answer in my own quirky way.

You see, Node.js — which is built on JavaScript — is single-threaded. That means it handles one task at a time, with complete focus. And guess what? That’s exactly like me!

I’m not into multitasking chaos. No endless calls, no random chit-chat. Just give me a peaceful corner, let me put my phone on silent, and boom — I’m deep in my task, just like Node's event loop.

I allocate time for social stuff too, but not the whole day — just like Node, which knows how to prioritize efficiently. It first tackles lightweight tasks that boost performance — just like I start my day with small wins to fuel my confidence 💪.

Asynchronous tasks? Yep, I do those too! When I get a moment between things, I might take a quick note, let my brain rest, or sneak in a power nap. That's my version of async I/O.

So the moral of the story is: I love doing one focused thing at a time — just like Node.js. We both thrive in the single-threaded world.

There’s a saying: "When two things think alike, they work together best." That’s why I became a Node.js developer — because our mindsets match.

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