Forwarded from AAU STARTUPS
Introducing the AAU Startup Center
Addis Ababa University lounched the AAU Startup Center, a hub designed to support students, innovators, and aspiring entrepreneurs in turning ideas into real startups.
What is the AAU Startup Center?
It is a university-led innovation and entrepreneurship hub that helps transform academic ideas into impactful businesses.
What you can get from the center:
β¨Mentorship from experienced founders and industry experts
β¨Training, workshops, and entrepreneurship programs
β¨Access to startup resources and incubation support
β¨Networking opportunities with investors and innovators
β¨Guidance to turn research and ideas into real businesses
Why it matters
The center aims to build a strong startup ecosystem within AAU and empower a new generation of entrepreneurs solving real problems in Ethiopia and beyond.
If you are a student, innovator, or aspiring founder, this is your opportunity to build something impactful.
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#AAU_Startups_Center #Students #Founders
Addis Ababa University lounched the AAU Startup Center, a hub designed to support students, innovators, and aspiring entrepreneurs in turning ideas into real startups.
What is the AAU Startup Center?
It is a university-led innovation and entrepreneurship hub that helps transform academic ideas into impactful businesses.
What you can get from the center:
β¨Mentorship from experienced founders and industry experts
β¨Training, workshops, and entrepreneurship programs
β¨Access to startup resources and incubation support
β¨Networking opportunities with investors and innovators
β¨Guidance to turn research and ideas into real businesses
Why it matters
The center aims to build a strong startup ecosystem within AAU and empower a new generation of entrepreneurs solving real problems in Ethiopia and beyond.
If you are a student, innovator, or aspiring founder, this is your opportunity to build something impactful.
Telegram | LinkedIn
#AAU_Startups_Center #Students #Founders
Day 3 of Codewars
Todayβs challenge was about extracting the domain name from a URL.
At first, it actually caught me off guard π. I kept mixing up split() and slice(), and for a moment I was asking myself: βWhy? Why? WHYYYYYYYYY?β
After stepping back and looking at the logic againβ¦ βOhhhhhhβ¦ thatβs why π .β
Once I realized the mistake, the solution became pretty straightforward.
Even though it tricked me for a bit, I really enjoyed this challenge. These small problems are great for sharpening how you think about string manipulation and logic.
LET'S GOOOOOπ¦Ύ
10 POINTS CLEAR AT THE TOP AND ANOTHER STEP FORWARD IN THE JOURNEYπ
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds
Todayβs challenge was about extracting the domain name from a URL.
At first, it actually caught me off guard π. I kept mixing up split() and slice(), and for a moment I was asking myself: βWhy? Why? WHYYYYYYYYY?β
After stepping back and looking at the logic againβ¦ βOhhhhhhβ¦ thatβs why π .β
Once I realized the mistake, the solution became pretty straightforward.
Even though it tricked me for a bit, I really enjoyed this challenge. These small problems are great for sharpening how you think about string manipulation and logic.
LET'S GOOOOOπ¦Ύ
10 POINTS CLEAR AT THE TOP AND ANOTHER STEP FORWARD IN THE JOURNEYπ
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds
Day 4 of Codewars
Todayβs challenge was about detecting a Pangram. Which is a sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet at least once.
The idea was simple:
1. Convert the sentence to lowercase.
2. Loop through all letters from aβz.
3. Check if each letter exists in the sentence.
If even one letter is missing β not a pangram.
If all letters are present β it is a pangram.
This challenge was actually fun because it required thinking about iteration and string checking in a clean way.
Another step forward in sharpening my problem-solving skills π
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds
Todayβs challenge was about detecting a Pangram. Which is a sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet at least once.
The idea was simple:
1. Convert the sentence to lowercase.
2. Loop through all letters from aβz.
3. Check if each letter exists in the sentence.
If even one letter is missing β not a pangram.
If all letters are present β it is a pangram.
This challenge was actually fun because it required thinking about iteration and string checking in a clean way.
Another step forward in sharpening my problem-solving skills π
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds
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Today i have also started codewar challenges by cracking this two code making it Day 1 for my challenge
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Forwarded from Yostina | Bytephilosopher
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Day 5 of Codewars Challenge
I could've used filter and find method lolπ but at the end it just worked.
One of the Rule on coding: If it works, don't touch itπ
Anyways, Another step forward in the journey π
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds
@stackminds
I could've used filter and find method lolπ but at the end it just worked.
One of the Rule on coding: If it works, don't touch itπ
Anyways, Another step forward in the journey π
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds
@stackminds
Another day has started I hope all of us will have a great and blessed day π
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Day 6 Codewars Challenge HERE WE GO
Solved the classic Two Sum problem today... finding two numbers in an array that add up to a target.
Used a simple loop approach and it worked perfectly.
No errors. No stress. Just smooth coding π
Easy one, but still a step forward π
COYG β€οΈπ€
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds@stackminds
Solved the classic Two Sum problem today... finding two numbers in an array that add up to a target.
Used a simple loop approach and it worked perfectly.
No errors. No stress. Just smooth coding π
Easy one, but still a step forward π
COYG β€οΈπ€
#Codewars #JavaScript #StackMinds@stackminds