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β’ Lessons I uncover each day
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β’ Challenges I tackle and errors I learn from
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Iβm building openly because growth is better when shared.
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Iβm sharing every step of my coding adventure from a curious beginner to a confident Software Engineer π»
Expect to see here:
β’ Lessons I uncover each day
β’ Projects Iβm experimenting with
β’ Challenges I tackle and errors I learn from
β’ Practical tips, hacks & inspiration for fellow coders
Iβm building openly because growth is better when shared.
Join me, letβs shape the future with code!
#DevJourney #CodeEveryDay #BuildInPublic #LearnToCode@CodebyLidia
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π LeetCode Challenge
No more procrastination π
β 1β2 problems per day
β Max 10 per week
β Focus on learning & consistency
Follow my progress and letβs level up together
#LeetCode #CodingChallenge #DailyCoding #BuildInPublic@CodebyLidia
No more procrastination π
β 1β2 problems per day
β Max 10 per week
β Focus on learning & consistency
Follow my progress and letβs level up together
#LeetCode #CodingChallenge #DailyCoding #BuildInPublic@CodebyLidia
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Starting my LeetCode journey.
Day 1 of solving problems consistently. One problem at a time. π₯
@CodebyLidia #LeetCode #journey #day1
Day 1 of solving problems consistently. One problem at a time. π₯
@CodebyLidia #LeetCode #journey #day1
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Starting my LeetCode journey.
Day 2of solving problems consistently. One problem at a time. π₯#codebyLidia#binarysearch#array#...
Day 2of solving problems consistently. One problem at a time. π₯#codebyLidia#binarysearch#array#...
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One problem at a time. π₯#codebyLidia#binarysearch#python #codebyLidia
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Todayβs OOP final exam π(in short explanationπ)
Bro it was not an examβΉοΈ it was a survival challenge created to fail students π
First part was multiple choice, but the questions were so long like a whole paragraph πby the time I finished reading the choices, I already forgot what the question was askingπ π
Second part was definitions and differences πI know the meaning of the words separately, but the difference between them? Sirrespectfully ask Google not me ππ
Third part was give the output for this code πexcuse me sir, I am a student not a compiler π πhow do teachers expect us to compile Java inside our brains?π
Then the final boss appeared π
write a feedback form code with student id, feedback, submit button, and clear the form for the next studentππ
WHO CARES ABOUT FEEDBACK AFTER THIS EXAM??
At that point even my brain submitted itself and cleared all information π ππ
The code question alone was 12 marks out of 50 π
I didnβt even do the exam peacefullyβ¦ I was busy calculating if I could escapeF π
Knowledge? π
Maybe one day.
Today was only about survival π
OOP today stood for: Object Oriented Panic ππββ
Bro it was not an examβΉοΈ it was a survival challenge created to fail students π
First part was multiple choice, but the questions were so long like a whole paragraph πby the time I finished reading the choices, I already forgot what the question was askingπ π
Second part was definitions and differences πI know the meaning of the words separately, but the difference between them? Sir
Third part was give the output for this code πexcuse me sir, I am a student not a compiler π πhow do teachers expect us to compile Java inside our brains?π
Then the final boss appeared π
write a feedback form code with student id, feedback, submit button, and clear the form for the next studentππ
At that point even my brain submitted itself and cleared all information π ππ
The code question alone was 12 marks out of 50 π
I didnβt even do the exam peacefullyβ¦ I was busy calculating if I could escape
Knowledge? π
Maybe one day.
Today was only about survival π
OOP today stood for: Object Oriented Panic ππββ
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