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Code fuels creativity and innovation, driving progress in our world. Code has enabled artists, musicians, and designers to push the boundaries of their crafts by creating new forms of digital art, music, and visual media.
The flexibility and versatility of code allow for endless possibilities, and its importance in fostering creativity cannot be overstated.🙌🏻

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Programming is not just a career, it's a way of life.
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Programming is a way of thinking that goes beyond simply writing code.
It's a mindset that involves breaking down complex problems into smaller, more manageable parts, and using logic and creativity to find solutions.

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Uber is one of the fastest-growing startups of the 2010s, for a startup to grow so fast you need languages that are adaptive and scalable.

Here are the languages essential to Uber's success and their use.

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Are you ready to unravel the historic turn of events of the first-ever computer virus?

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The "Brain" virus was the first computer virus discovered in 1986 by two brothers in Pakistan. It was designed to protect their medical software from piracy and spread through floppy disks.
The virus would infect any disk inserted into the computer and change the boot sector, making it impossible to boot the computer without the infected disk. Although it didn't cause significant damage, it slowed down the computer and displayed a message from the creators.
The virus raised awareness about computer security and became a turning point in the history of computer viruses, paving the way for more sophisticated cyber attacks.

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#EdTalk where we discuss JavaScript Variables.

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