What did 19-year-old Pallas Taneja from Delhi do to make Apple a fan?


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Pallas Taneja, a 19-year-old Indian from New Delhi, has been shortlisted for the Swift Student Challenge Award for Apple's World Wide Developer Conference 2020.
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350 student winners from 45 different countries and regions have been selected for this award. For this challenge, Plass developed a coding program that teaches coding by showing how corona is propagated. Taneja is currently studying at the University of Texas.

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In addition to Corona's related program, it has also developed a machine learning-based webtool that predicts the spread of diseases such as dengue. Pallas himself was seriously ill with dengue.

"During my two-three months of illness, I was inspired to learn programming and use it as a problem-solving tool," Pallas wrote on Apple's blog.

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