#happycode

[classsicray]

Rest of 2023 👩🏽‍💻💖

I'm at the beginning stages of learning Python. I want to put most of my energy behind that. I'm also going to add to my portfolio with personal projects from previous skills and some Python projects as well!

[viivi1432]

Day 6 of 100 Days Coding Challenge

Completed LeetCode Daily Challenge. Learned how to set up React native. Got frustrated while setting up react native and suffered from many errors, gonna fix them tomorrow! HappyCoding! ^^

[codefurydev]

Code Crusaders, unite! ⚔️

Tired of deciphering messy code battlefields? Here's your secret weapon:

ESLint: Your coding drill sergeant, enforcing order and consistency. Prettier: Your code stylist, transforming chaos into clean, beautiful lines. ✨

Together, they're the ultimate power couple for maintaining a peaceful and aesthetically pleasing codebase. #ESLint #Prettier #happycoding

P.S. What are your favorite tools for keeping your code in tip-top shape? Share them in the comments!

[teachingismypassion]

Results

I was able to attempt my first digital clock! It was challenging at many times and I had to go back and forth, making sure everything was alright. But, I gotta say, I'm pretty impressed with myself.

</Conclusion>:

It’s quite extraordinary what just a bit of coding can do. It can completely change a website or program.

Throughout this whole process, I learned how it takes time to create one long sequence (as I like to call it), to creating even a small program, such as a digital clock. However, after practicing coding, I began to understand the logistics behind coding. And, I began to understand how it can be beneficial to anyone, especially to students. While I attempted to create a clock, I noticed how I kept running into obstacles throughout the “sequence,” and these little obstacles allowed me to problem solve (a skill, where students can strengthen overtime!) [*hint hint, a mathematical term*].

Coding has a lot to do with math and trying to solve a problem. Essentially, by going back to the problem and seeing the mistake and trying to solve it. Therefore, I believe this may help students with their mathematical skills as well. On the other note, I noticed I was inputting the information in order to command an action.

I hope this blog may be used as a guide for other teachers to utilize and for myself, to be able to go back, and use these valuable resources.

I really enjoyed going through this process because I believe coding can be enlightening. It holds so much potential and many jobs have been created from it. In the digital world we live in today, our technology is constantly improving. It's important to understand different fields of education. This will allow children to explore different types of fields, one as creative and interactive, as this one!

#Reachingnewheights

And, oh yeah...

#Happycoding

Signing out

[evil-alex]

cgat this is so crazies oh my gahh im so happycoded rn

I deserve lots of loving and kissing actually

[paracoders-blog]

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[rootwaysinc]

[coderspyltd]

CoderSpy

Committed to People, Committed to the Future

[jdnichollsc]

Feliz día internacional de la Astronomía! 💫🔭📡🚀👨‍🚀 #Coders #dev #devs #100daysofcode #js #html #css #astronomy #universo #universe #developer #web #space #planet #stars #solarsystem #happycoding https://codepen.io/jdnichollsc/full/yLYogYz https://www.instagram.com/p/B_tEpVtD0n6/?igshid=1vd2k4qgjlrc6

[mihan2go]

Learn Java in the Best & The Simplest Way & Understand Everything. 

#Happy Coding!

[moisrex]

It's harder to adjust than it is to abandon. You should keep working on the projects you started and not let them go. Money will come. Be sure to pay more attention to the journey than the goal. . . #happycoding #programming #programmer #codinglife #dev #development #developer #tech #technology #technologies #techie #code #codes #coder https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx51xdagmd3/?igshid=1518luoi6wj1f

[teachingismypassion]

Websites

Okay, I don't know if it's just me but has anyone ever looked at websites. And, I mean, really looked at them? These websites are...inspiring, to say the least. These websites will have you thinking, "HOW ON EARTH DO YOU EVEN BEGIN TO MAKE THAT?"

Take for example, the designing that went into Apple's website. It's interactive and engaging: https://www.apple.com. Or, what about: https://www.latimes.com. OR: http://www.mikiyakobayashi.com. OR: https://www.audemarspiguet.com/com/en/home.html. AND, ONE LAST ONE: https://opusgrows.com.

#Happycoding

#Inspiration

[teknikgg-blog]

How to recognise voice in Reactnative? #teknikgg #learnsomthing #happycoding #subscribe our channel Thank you for continuing your contribution #like #share #comment https://youtu.be/Zykvfl9OUEM (at Madurai, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwQy7blDsQF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=whdpsslbesf4

[paracoders-blog]

Plz comment,share,like for more updates . . . . . #paracoders . . . . #tips #tricks #art #happycode #codes #tech #technical #technology #technicalanalysis #techtips #program #programers #programmerlife #computerscience #stackoverflow #github #followparty #followmenow #followforfollowback #likeme #likes #like4likeback #followmefollowyou https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ua5YWAJQn/?igshid=yfzwhltcvvtn

[ravikugupta]

Five Ways To Write Factorial Program In C#

Five Ways To Write Factorial Program In C#

Five Ways To Write Factorial Program In C#Factorial of n is the product of all positive descending integers.Way# 1int i, number, fact;Console.WriteLine(“Enter the Number”);number = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());fact = number;for (i = number – 1; i >= 1; i–){ fact = fact * i;}Console.WriteLine(“Factorial of Given Number : “+fact);Way# 2public double fact(int num){ if (num == 1) return 1; else…

[writecode4]

Coercion / python

During an operation with two arguments of the same type, the implicit conversion of one type's instance to another. For example, int(4.28) converts a floating point number to an integer 4.

   in[]    x = int(4.28)             print(x)  out[]    4

But in 4+2.8, each argument is of a different type (one int, one float), and both must be converted to the same type before they can be added, or a TypeError is raised. Without coercion, the programmer would have to normalize all arguments, even those of compatible types, to the same value, e.g., float(4)+4.5 instead of just 4+2.8.

   in[]    sum = (4 + 4.28)             print(sum) out[]    8.28