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Day 23 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: multi-threading. Multi-threading is a technique to run multiple task (such as importing or downloading) within a single program and at the same time. Thus running multiple things parallelly, in a nuts

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Day 6 of learning Data Science as a beginner. Topic: creating NumPy arrays NumPy arrays can be created using various ways one of them is using python list and converting it into a numpy array however this is a long way here you first create a pytho

#Day3 Component Selection: After mapping out the MVP features and planning the architecture, it’s time for a hands-on step that makes or breaks a hardware project: selecting the right components. This part is both exciting and challenging you quick

Day 17 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: lambda functions + email filter Lambda functions are a single line anonymous function without using the usual def key word. All function: checks whether all the key words (spam_keywords) are present

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

Reducing 500,000 lines of legacy code without breaking functionality seemed impossible—until we redefined collaboration between developers and AI. Core Strategy: 1. Precision Refactoring Trained AI models to identify redundant code patterns across

Day 5 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: Functions On my previous day post many people shared their github where I was introduced to def functions and since then I started learning more about def functions. Thank you all those people who are

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𝐒𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐭𝐞 𝐉𝐬 released in 2016 by Rich Harris, revolutionizes UI building by shifting work to compile time, resulting in faster performance and smaller bundle sizes. Its reactive declarations ensure automatic UI updates with state changes, offeri