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Alhamdulillah getting Tech Job this year. Look between H and L on your keyboard. #Obstacle_Solver


Undefined is a keyword used in programming to indicate that a variable or function has not been assigned a value or definition. It is a placeholder that helps developers catch errors and prevent their code from crashing. #Obstacle_Solver


Here' to another 365 days of opportunities, growth and cherished moments. May the New Year unfold a beautiful chaper in your life. #HappyNewYear #HappyNewYear2024 #HappyNewYear2024wishes

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7 websites to save your hours of work:

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All about the little details 🎈


A design is a plan to make something new for people, that they perceive as beneficial. #UXUIDesigner #Obstacle_Solver


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Best Front End Technologies: 1. HTML → to structure website 2. CSS → to style website 3. Tailwind CSS → for responsive website 4. JavaScript → to make website dynamic 5. React / Vue → for good user experience 6. Three.js → to create 3d web graphics and animation


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Structure of a URL

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Front-end developers should know about: ∟📂 HTML and CSS ∟📂 JavaScript ∟📂 Frameworks & Libraries ∟📂 Responsive Design ∟📂 Cross-Browser Compatibility ∟📂 Version Control ∟📂 Performance Optimization ∟📂 Accessibility ∟📂 Continuous Learning ∟📂 Testing and Debugging


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There are six different concepts in OOP: 1. Object 2. Class 3. Inheritance 4. Encapsulation 5. Abstraction 6. Polymorphism Note: In this thread, we'll try to understand it from Java's standpoint.


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