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ValentinLibouton/README.md

Hi My name is Valentin Libouton

Python / AI Developer

I started developing Bash, C Java and assembler in 2013 during my bachelor's degree in electronics in embedded electronic equipment. After that, I learned Python, SQL, HTML, CSS and specialized in artificial intelligence. Today, I'm working on personal projects and training courses to learn more, and I'm always open to new challenges.

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CGitJavaJavaScriptPythonGNU BashSublime TextVimVS CodeHTML5CSS3MongoDBFlaskArduinoDockerLinuxRaspberry PiTensorFlow

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