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Terms and Conditions

Welcome to KnowDigy. By accessing or using this blog, you agree to the following terms and conditions. Please read them carefully before using this site.

1. Content Usage

  • All content on KnowDigy—including tutorials, code snippets, articles, and project examples—is provided solely for informational and educational purposes.

  • You are welcome to:

    • Learn from the content.

    • Use code snippets and guidance for personal practice.

  • However:

    • Republishing large portions of content, copying blog posts, or using the material for commercial purposes without permission is strictly prohibited.

2. Accuracy of Information

  • At KnowDigy, every effort is made to ensure the content is accurate, clear, and up-to-date.

  • However:

    • The field of technology evolves constantly.

    • KnowDigy cannot guarantee the absolute accuracy, reliability, or completeness of all content.

  • Visitors are encouraged to verify critical information independently using trusted, up-to-date resources.

3. External Links

  • This blog may contain links to external sites such as:

    • YouTube

    • LeetCode

    • GeeksforGeeks

    • HackerRank

  • These links are included to enhance your learning experience.

  • KnowDigy is not responsible for:

    • The availability of external websites.

    • The accuracy, reliability, or content of those sites.

    • Any privacy practices or terms of those external platforms.

4. User Responsibility

  • You are fully responsible for how you use the content and information available on KnowDigy.

  • KnowDigy and its author are not liable for:

    • Any errors in your personal projects, assignments, or professional work.

    • Any loss, damage, or consequences resulting from your use of the material provided on this blog.

5. Changes to Terms

  • These Terms and Conditions may be updated periodically.

  • Continued use of KnowDigy after updates indicates your acceptance of the new terms.

6. Contact

If you have any questions regarding these Terms and Conditions, please reach out via the Contact page.

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