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Day 11 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: creating journal entry program using file I/O. I got a little sidleline from my original plan of editing my to-do list program and created an entirely new program this time for writing a daily journal

Day 7 of learning Data Science as a beginner. Topic: Indexing and Slicing NumPy arrays Since a past few days I have been learning about NumPy arrays I have learned about creating arrays from list and using other numpy functions today I learned abou

Day 15 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: Error Handling. A lot of amazing people have suggested me that I should learn error handling in order to tackle unexpected situation which may arise. I created this basic calculator which can perform

Day 16 of learning Data Science as a beginner. Topic: plotting graphs using matplotlib matplotlib is a the most fundamental plotting library in Python we typically use matplotlib.pyplot module in python you can understand it as the paintbrush whic

Day 13 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: create a meeting booking program with classes. Yesterday I shared my banking program and many amazing people pointed out that I didn't used classes properly and the code looks more like script. So I o

I read Mr. Deepinder Goyal’s gravity hypothesis on ageing. While it's a perspective being brought to the fore hopefully for research and exploration purposes only, there are some great issues with this way of thinking. Firstly, let me be clear that

Marvel's Cinematic Save: Bankruptcy to Box Office Dominance In the world of comics and superheroes, near-death experiences are quite a norm. Fittingly, Marvel, experienced its own brush with oblivion in the mid-90s, only to emerge stronger than ever

It starts with a flicker. Not a thunderclap. Not some grand, cinematic “aha.” Just a weird little whisper that shows up while you're half-scrolling, half-thinking, half-distracted. A nudge. A sentence. A sketch. A bug fix that feels... poetic someho