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Learning Curve

@bunnydevs will relate to this. 😅

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july, internship 2 Java

hello everyone! another task of my internship was to write a program that tests whether a number is a prime number or not. Everyone pls ignore the German aspects of my code haha i translated the important parts✌🏻 and Primzahl=prime number ofc

here's what i did😎

first off i set a random integer (z= Zahl/number) and a boolean which default setting here was "true" (it means that primzahl is always true)

next up i created a for loop that finds out whether z(the number) is dividable by i (= 2)

if it is: the number is not a prime number, so we get thrown into the first "if" statement and primzahl = false

if we don't get into the first if statement because z(number) was not dividable by i(=2), then primzahl = true and we get to print that it is a prime number

looking at my code afterwards i could've also put the "else" print-out also into the first "if" statement, then i could have left the second true out and put else instead of t he second if..... wellll

anyway that's what i did everyone:) i'm always open for feedback of course and thank you so much for all the support i'm getting <3

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july internship 1, Java

after getting to know the language itself and giving myself an overall understanding of it, i started with my first task:

Let your program print out every number from 1-100. If the number is dividable by 3, the program has to print "Fizz" instead of the number. If it is dividable by 5, it has to print "Buzz". If both (dividable by 3 & 5) apply, it has to print "FizzBuzz".

(if i explain smth wrong or if you know easier ways to solve that task, please feel free to comment or text me! i'm more than open for help!)

Well that's how i did it:

first off i went and created an integer variable "num" with the value 100

i built a for loop starting from 0 on and told the program to keep going until it went up to 100 ("<=" means i want it to stop at exactly 100, "<" would end at 99)

inside of the for loop i put a few if statements in

the 1st if tests whether the current number is dividable by 3 and 5

here i put "if (i % 5 == 0 && i % 3 == 0)"... why?

-> "i" is the variable for the number that is "being tested" rn. We want to find out whether it is dividable by 5. For that we use "%".

This means, let's say i=2. How often does 2 fit into 5? 2 times. This results to 4 (2+2=4, another 2 won't fit into 5). now 5-4=1 soooo 2 % 5 == 1. 1 is the rest.

So , back to my code: to find out if "i" is dividable by 5, i%5 has to be equal to 0. If i%5 has any rest, it means that it is not dividable by 5. Same with 3 ofc.

The && here just means "and".

so.. long story short: IF "i" is dividable by 5 AND 3 print "FizzBuzz" (instead of "i") and go on to the next number. if it is not, go into the next if statement

the next "else if" statements say: if it is not dividable by 5 AND 3, is it dividable by 3/ 5 only? IF yes, print "Fizz"/ "Buzz" and keep going with the next number, else: go into else statement

the last else statement says: if you didnt apply to the first few if statements, just print "i"

.. well and that's about it:) programming this one was really fun and i enjoyed sound it so much ahh🩷🩷🖤

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hi everyone, long time no see! but don't you dare think i just layed in bed and let my worthy time waste away (i did that the week before) !!! i actually had my first official (paid:o) internship week and slowly but surely i will guide your through my time there and show u all of the exercises i did!

i hope it might help a few of u and if u want to, feel free to try some of those exercises yourself!!

!!!! I just really have to add: i'm not the best at explaining and generally, when explain my code on this blog, i actually try to explain it to myself! if you don't understand what i'm talking about or if you think something is wrong, pls feel free to hmu and tell me about it:)

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i'm still alive guys btw i'm just really lazy atm haha ANYWAY my next internship starts next week and i am entirely excited :))) so curious as to what i will be allowed to do and not to do and what projects i can be part of!!

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06&07.july23, fri; internship

my last day at the internship AND the "final" stage of my To-Do List with PHP, HTML and CSS:

add tasks by adding a date, the task, choosing a priority and "+" for submitting

tick off tasks you did with a checkbox

delete tasks

(make it look a lil bit prettier with CSS)

i had to present it (nightmare) to my coworkers at my internship today and it was... quite amazing? i could perfectly explain almost all of the data i put in the code and was able to answer ... most of their questions! :o it was SO amazing they even offered me an apprenticeship???? ahhhhhh (that's what i wanted i'm so so so so happy jkokjrjejjddkfkdkdkd)

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Any tips on landing my first internship coding PHP?

i'd recommend putting it in your application or just asking the people there if they could let you do that in the time you are there:)

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04&05.july23,wed ; internship

ughhh that PHP todo-list is driving me insaaaane! the people at my internship are really nice and helpful, tho my social anxiety is not really good at asking for help and i keep trying to do most of it myself. yesterday i did not get any further, there was no way for me to ever think of any type of succes. today, tho, i finally connected the mySQL database to my PHP index and i can actually add to dos, give them priorities, a date and check them off as "done":))

i am really proud of that and tomorrow i will try to insert a "delete" button to delete tasks, maybe i'll have some time and add some CSS to it to make it a bit prettier:) i'll see what i can doooo aghhh everytime i go home my brain is smoking tho it is really fun to try out new things and test things out!!

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03.july23,mon ; internship

i had my first work-day today at my internship and my brain started melting alreadyyy D: i knew they were using PHP for their websites so i started off with learning HTML and CSS so far. Why does PHP seem so complicated compared to those two?:,)

I also didn't understand the connection between PHP and MySQL yet? can someone explain?

i decided to use my free night to begin the codecademy tutorial about PHP and just do that until i fall asleep, hopefully it will open my eyes a bit more than the website they provided me with. wish me luck(pls)<3

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i've been playing around with my first official website yesterday and today i actually spent all day sleeping.

the rest of the time i've played subway surfers and watched chainsaw man, absolutely dissatisfying day but i needed a moment off right before my internship at this coding job i'd love to be in!! they pay me to learn coding and that would be my absolute dream<3 so if everything turns out great after the internship they might take me?? i hope so aghhh

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i've been learning and practicing all of the basics of html and now i'm going to go into all the perks of css!! that's actually the part i've been looking forward to most, i love design and aesthetic and CSS helps me do that!:) excited

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i started writing down all the elements, syntax and tags i learnt in my course but noticed soon enough that it's way too much for my lil brain and wrist (it hurt my hand so much to write all of it down) to handle. i made the decision to copy and paste the information of the course, edit it in Word and print it out later as kind of a "cheatsheet".

That's when i wanted to ask you guys:

How do y'all do it? How do you write down/capture everything you learn? Or do you just repeat it over and over again until it sticks to you? I'd appreciate to hear from you!

PS: i'm already so glad that i was so well received as a new member of codeblr🤍🤍

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after a week of studying i've completed my first course about HTML!! so far i've learnt the basic facts and syntax about html, like <!DOCTYPE html>, <html> and <body> on top of any html document you build:)

Forms were the most interesting part to me of that course, it makes the website way more interactive and it's so much fun to play around with it.

My next step is to learn more about CSS and designing the website to my liking. I'm excited!

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I will practice coding and show my progress here on this blog! This pinned post will be improved later on, for now i'll just welcome you here with a friendly

System.out.println("Hello World")

Look at the # to get a better look at certain languages/parts of languages i talked about:)

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i need to read this over and over and over and over and over and over and over again

Motivation vs. Discipline: How they're not the same.

It's taken me ages to realize. Having the energy and willingness to start a project does not equal maintaining said energy and willingness to see it through. Having the motivation to sit down and go “this topic is important to me, hence I want to do something about it” is not the same as having the discipline to stand and think “this project is way harder than I originally planned, but I’m committed and so I’m going to see it through”.

Finish what you begin, do a little bit better than you think you can, and do a little bit more than you think you can. The three tips from Dandapani to develop willpower. Or self-control. Or discipline. However you may prefer calling it. Those three steps are the basis for a strong self-discipline. And it doesn't matter if it's closing your email after you're done working; making sure every message you sent was clear, correct, and concise; and sneaking an extra email today, or throwing the boxes after you're done unpacking when you move; taking a few seconds to organize things right as you take them out of the boxes, and making sure you also clean so dust from the shelves after finding a new place thanks to that big change you were looking forward to.

Make conscious choices, and there is no quest, big or small, you won't be able to finish. Now, as someone who is still unable to do so, here's my two cents. Start small, start slow, start simple. Change your breakfast, go to bed five or even ten minutes early, walk for five minutes around your living room. Build a disciple and, when you have that one as a default, take another even if it’s a bit harder, or take two that are a bit easier, but they are two. Because motivation gets you started, but discipline keeps you moving.

It's not going to be easy, not at all, but it will be worth it. Find what motivates you, and them compromise, work hard and consistently, see it through. Hopefully the reward coming from completing the task will be as rewarding, if not more, than starting it at all. I have started working on this as well, so let's improve together.

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