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Hello @X lovers and #flutter users. I'm glad to announce the publishing of my new flutter package for #chat management. So X #algorithm kindly #connect me with people who need the package as it has lots of cool features. See package below pub.dev/packages/flutt…


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I'm looking to #Connect with people who are interested in - Web Development - Frontend - Backend - DevOps - JavaScript - React - Typescript - UI/UX - Open Source - Technical writing - Freelancing #letsconnect #buildinpublic #100DaysOfCode #Connect #ConnectLife


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The becoming. As we behold HIM we become like HIM. The HIM is JESUS CHRIST

IsaiahCodes's tweet image. The becoming.
As we behold HIM we become like HIM.

The HIM is JESUS CHRIST

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Who has a #JavaScript coding challenge and needs help? Comment below with the question and I'll reply with the #solution


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Who has a #JavaScript coding challenge and needs help? Comment below with the question and I'll reply with the solution


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A developer somewhere needs to know this: Learning to write codes that work isn't the ultimate goal. Aim at writing efficient codes. The topic is too broad that single tweet can cover all in details. Emphasis is to prioritize scalability, robustness, leanness, neatness etc


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The join("") method then merges all the array elements into a string separated with no space due to the "" passed in. I hope that was helpful to understand the lesson. CODING CHALLENGE: Write a function that accepts a string and only reverses the characters of each word.


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EXPLANATION: str is the String passed into the function. The split("") method splits each character into an array containing all the characters of the string. The reverse() method reverses the order of the array and finally the join("") method...


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LESSON 2: Find the Maximum Number in an Array/List This operation is useful in various scenarios, such as finding the highest score in a set of data, determining peak performance in optimization problems, and in algorithms for numerical analysis and optimization.

IsaiahCodes's tweet image. LESSON 2: Find the Maximum Number in an Array/List
This operation is useful in various scenarios, such as finding the highest score in a set of data, determining peak performance in optimization problems, and in algorithms for numerical analysis and optimization.

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LESSON 3: Check for Palindrome (mirrored word). Palindromes are used in various applications like checking for valid identifiers or keywords in programming languages, validating input in form fields, and in algorithms related to string manipulation and pattern matching.

IsaiahCodes's tweet image. LESSON 3: Check for Palindrome (mirrored word).
Palindromes are used in various applications like checking for valid identifiers or keywords in programming languages, validating input in form fields, and in algorithms related to string manipulation and pattern matching.

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LESSON 4: Calculate Factorial. Factorial calculation involves multiplying all positive integers less than or equal to a given number. Factorials also find applications in algorithms for solving problems like permutations, combinations, and binomial coefficients.

IsaiahCodes's tweet image. LESSON 4: Calculate Factorial.
Factorial calculation involves multiplying all positive integers less than or equal to a given number.
Factorials also find applications in algorithms for solving problems like permutations, combinations, and binomial coefficients.

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LESSON 5: Capitalize First Letter of Each Word. USES: #formatting titles, headings, or sentences in a consistent and readable manner. This operation is also relevant in natural #language #processing tasks, where proper #capitalization enhances text readability and interpretation

IsaiahCodes's tweet image. LESSON 5: Capitalize First Letter of Each Word.
USES: #formatting titles, headings, or sentences in a consistent and readable manner. This operation is also relevant in natural #language #processing tasks, where proper #capitalization enhances text readability and interpretation

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I will begin #JavaScript mentorship program here and would post some lessons each day then follows a #coding challenge for you to try out to see how well you understand the lesson. Do well to check my post daily and feel free to comment and ask question anytime


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