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Rule-2:
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The chapter you ignore is usually the one that appears on the exam ... but you'll still ignore it anyway.
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What's the best way to learn programming?
Anonymous Poll
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Watch 10+ hour tutorials
78%
Build projects and learn on the way
22%
Mix of both
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Don't build for fun. Build for money :)
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She's documenting her journey in software development, sharing coding lessons, projects, problem-solving experiences, and growth along the way.
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Every follow and encouragement means a lot! π
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π Coding lessons & notes
π» Projects & progress updates
𧩠Problem-solving and DSA
π± Learning in public
β¨ Ideas, insights, and growth
One step closer to becoming a better developer every day
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What's the best way to learn programming?
Most people (79%) prefer learning by building projects, while (21%) prefer a mix of tutorials and projects.
Projects are the fastest way to learn because they give real experience. Tutorials are helpful, but donβt stay in them too long start building early and learn by doing.
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Keep believing in mornings. The ones that feel impossible before your feet hit the floor. Those mornings have produced every comeback you've ever made.
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Iβm excited to share my first project: an AI-powered health prediction web application built using Python, Flask, and Machine Learning π‘
This system analyzes basic patient vitals such as:
π€ Age
β€οΈ Heart Rate
π©Έ Blood Pressure
and provides an instant prediction of the patientβs health status:
π’ Healthy
π‘ Unhealthy
π΄ Medical attention
π What I learned:
βοΈ Building and training a machine learning model
βοΈ Creating a Flask web application
βοΈ Connecting frontend with backend using APIs
βοΈ Debugging real-world full-stack issues
Iβm open to feedback and suggestions for improvement!
This system analyzes basic patient vitals such as:
π€ Age
β€οΈ Heart Rate
π©Έ Blood Pressure
and provides an instant prediction of the patientβs health status:
π’ Healthy
π‘ Unhealthy
π΄ Medical attention
π What I learned:
βοΈ Building and training a machine learning model
βοΈ Creating a Flask web application
βοΈ Connecting frontend with backend using APIs
βοΈ Debugging real-world full-stack issues
Iβm open to feedback and suggestions for improvement!
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CTRL + FUTUREπ₯
https://youtu.be/F2IYe2I2GHM?si=iEwoipQ9clr3VOWH
I listened to this podcast, and Elshadai's story truly inspired me. Her journey, dedication, and perseverance showed me that with consistent effort and continuous learning, achieving great goals is possible. Hearing how she built her career and became a developer at one of the world's leading companies motivated me to work harder and stay focused on my own path in technology.
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Forwarded from The Chill Coding Lounge
Elon is the first ever trillionaire, and here I am eating noodles and tasty soya.
My life as a nillionaire
My life as a nillionaire
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