yehya younes
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I’m Yehya Younes, a computer science student at Phoenicia University with a passion for tackling every layer of the tech stack. I’ve written and debugged Linux kernel modules in C, which sharpened my understanding of concurrency and low-level systems. On the AI side, I trained YOLOv8 object-detection models, handled dataset curation, and analyzed precision-recall metrics in Python. I’m equally comfortable on the web: spinning up local PHP stacks with XAMPP, customizing WordPress (including Elementor tweaks and lightweight plugins), and building Angular front-ends while managing everything with Git.

Beyond code, I love communicating ideas—debating in class, presenting research, and breaking down complex topics for teammates. Whether I’m troubleshooting a “missing PHP zip module” error or optimizing a neural network training loop, I approach problems methodically, iterate quickly, and document solutions so others can build on them. I’m always eager to apply what I learn to real-world projects that make technology more efficient, intuitive, and impactful.