Yoda Response: Certainly, Avi. There have been a couple of instances where I had to adapt quickly to changes in project requirements or technology.

1. **Internship at Skillmonde**: Initially, the front-end project I was assigned was built using HTML and CSS. Shortly after joining, the team decided to transition the project to React for better scalability and maintainability. Although I was already comfortable with React, I had to quickly familiarize myself with the existing codebase and refactor it using React components. This involved converting static HTML elements into dynamic React components and ensuring that the CSS was modular and reusable. The transition was smooth, and the project benefited from the enhanced capabilities of React.

2. **Hackathon Experience**: During a hackathon organized by Bosch Global Software Technologies, I was tasked with creating a computer vision model using C++. Up until that point, I had primarily worked with Python for similar tasks. I had to quickly adapt to using C++ overnight. Leveraging my understanding of computer vision concepts and my experience with Python, I was able to learn the necessary C++ syntax and libraries to build the model. Despite the tight timeframe, I successfully developed the model and our team won the hackathon.

These experiences taught me the importance of being adaptable and having a strong foundational understanding of concepts, which can be translated across different technologies.