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Day 72 of #1000daysofcoding🎯 Here's what i have learned about✅ 🔹Adding Elements (appendChild, append, prepend and insertAdjacent 🔹Removing Elements #CONNECTION #WebDevelopment

Day 92 of #1000daysOfCoding I trusted that function. Fast, passing tests, no errors. Solid, I thought. Then the input shifted, and the wrong answer looked fine. The bug wasn’t in the code, but in me: assuming I knew the data forever. Today I learned to never stop questioning.

Day 88 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I didn’t rush to the answer. I stayed with the question a little longer. Not to solve it, but to feel where it led. And for once, not knowing wasn’t weakness but space. I didn’t need clarity to move forward, curiosity was enough.

Day 87 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I paused before solving it the way I always do. In that pause, I saw habits and autopilot. I asked myself: is this the best way, orjust the first I learned? That question cracked the shell. No longer on autopilot today, I started truly thinking.

Day 86 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I caught myself thinking in patterns. Not just in code, but in conversations, decisions, habits. Search, group, transform, return. Outside the screen. I realized I’m not just applying logic, I’m becoming it. And by repeating it… it becomes you.

Day 85 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I revisited the pattern I had rebuilt. Same problem, new flow. But the difference was in me. My choices followed my way of seeing and breaking things down. I realized that every function I write isn’t just a solution, it’s a fingerprint.

Day 83 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I tried to explain that pattern. It seemed simple, but halfway through, I froze. The steps were there, the why was missing. Understanding enough to use it isn’t enough. You only know you’ve mastered it when you can lead someone through it.

Day 79 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I tried to teach what I understood yesterday. And I froze. It felt clear in my head, but tangled in words. So I slowed down, used examples, drew it out. And when they got it… I got it better too. Teaching isn’t the end: it’s a mirror.

Day 78 of #1000daysOfCoding Today something clicked. Not by magic, not all at once. An idea I had seen a thousand times… was finally clear. I didn’t use it because I remembered it, but because I understood it. It doesn’t scare me anymore. Maybe that’s what learning really is.

Day 77 of #1000daysofCoding Today I faced the task I’d been avoiding. The one that made me think “I’m not ready.” I sat with it. Read, broke stuff, got confused… but kept going. I didn’t finish. But I started. And that was the real progress. Today, I didn’t stay safe.

Day 76 of #1000daysOfcoding Now that I know how to build, I’m afraid to choose. Every idea feels too small, too big, already done. It’s not the skills I lack, it’s the courage. But today, I shipped something anyway. Not perfect. Just real. And maybe that’s where it really starts.

Day 75 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I didn’t fix bugs. I saw patterns. I searched, gathered, transformed, and returned. Not just in code. The logic wasn’t in the syntax, it was in the rhythm. Maybe I’m not writing code. Maybe I’m writing my way of thinking. And it’s changing me.

Day 74 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I looked at my code with different eyes. Every function seemed to speak: some rushed, others hesitated. It was rhythm, fear, urgency. It was me, unfiltered. And for the first time, I saw it, code doesn’t show who I want to be. It shows who I am.

Day 72 of #1000daysOfCoding After realizing each line speaks to my future self, today I saw something subtler: even the clearest code, without context, says nothing. From now on I won’t just write how, but why. Because the real bug… is forgetting the intention.

Day 71 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I realized I don’t write code for others. I write it for myself, in the future. Every line is a message. Every name, a clue. It’s not enough that it works. It has to tell me why. Because one day, I’ll read it again. And I’ll need to understand.

Day 70 #1000daysOfCoding Today I didn’t just fix a function. I realized I’m not writing logic, I’m shaping behavior. I don’t control anything: I choreograph the illusion of control. Code doesn’t decide: it performs. From now on, I’m not coding. I’m directing an invisible scene.

Day 69 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I revisited what I once called my “perfect” function. It looked elegant, compact, but the moment I touched it, everything broke. It was doing three things, not one. I split it into three clear functions. A good function shouldn’t scare you later

Day 68 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I revisited a function I wrote. It said nothing. The name was vague, the logic scattered. So I rewrote it from scratch. Same output, way clearer. I realized: a good function doesn’t just run. It tells a story. If it needs a comment, it’s broken.

Day 67 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I showed my code to someone. They didn’t touch it. Just read and said: "Why is this here?" Boom. Ghost line. Written by me. Ignored for months. The worst bugs? The ones that live with us so long… we forget they’re bugs at all.

Day 66 of #1000daysOfCoding Today everything worked. No errors, all green. But it didn’t feel like a win. It felt... suspicious. I rechecked everything. Then I wrote better tests. One failed. And I smiled. Today I learned: the absence of bugs isn’t certainty. It’s just silence.

Comfortably , I am doing thousand days which is overkill but fun for me #1000DaysOfCoding 🤪 already at around 450+ days. I am not just limited to Leetcode and do development stuff too. You know how my day goes if I can do you can do it too.

Day 72 of #1000daysofcoding🎯 Here's what i have learned about✅ 🔹Adding Elements (appendChild, append, prepend and insertAdjacent 🔹Removing Elements #CONNECTION #WebDevelopment

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Day 69 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I revisited what I once called my “perfect” function. It looked elegant, compact, but the moment I touched it, everything broke. It was doing three things, not one. I split it into three clear functions. A good function shouldn’t scare you later

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Day 70 #1000daysOfCoding Today I didn’t just fix a function. I realized I’m not writing logic, I’m shaping behavior. I don’t control anything: I choreograph the illusion of control. Code doesn’t decide: it performs. From now on, I’m not coding. I’m directing an invisible scene.

Day 75 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I didn’t fix bugs. I saw patterns. I searched, gathered, transformed, and returned. Not just in code. The logic wasn’t in the syntax, it was in the rhythm. Maybe I’m not writing code. Maybe I’m writing my way of thinking. And it’s changing me.

Day 76 of #1000daysOfcoding Now that I know how to build, I’m afraid to choose. Every idea feels too small, too big, already done. It’s not the skills I lack, it’s the courage. But today, I shipped something anyway. Not perfect. Just real. And maybe that’s where it really starts.

Day 79 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I tried to teach what I understood yesterday. And I froze. It felt clear in my head, but tangled in words. So I slowed down, used examples, drew it out. And when they got it… I got it better too. Teaching isn’t the end: it’s a mirror.

Day 71 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I realized I don’t write code for others. I write it for myself, in the future. Every line is a message. Every name, a clue. It’s not enough that it works. It has to tell me why. Because one day, I’ll read it again. And I’ll need to understand.

Day 68 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I revisited a function I wrote. It said nothing. The name was vague, the logic scattered. So I rewrote it from scratch. Same output, way clearer. I realized: a good function doesn’t just run. It tells a story. If it needs a comment, it’s broken.

Day 72 of #1000daysOfCoding After realizing each line speaks to my future self, today I saw something subtler: even the clearest code, without context, says nothing. From now on I won’t just write how, but why. Because the real bug… is forgetting the intention.

Day 74 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I looked at my code with different eyes. Every function seemed to speak: some rushed, others hesitated. It was rhythm, fear, urgency. It was me, unfiltered. And for the first time, I saw it, code doesn’t show who I want to be. It shows who I am.

Day 78 of #1000daysOfCoding Today something clicked. Not by magic, not all at once. An idea I had seen a thousand times… was finally clear. I didn’t use it because I remembered it, but because I understood it. It doesn’t scare me anymore. Maybe that’s what learning really is.

Day 86 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I caught myself thinking in patterns. Not just in code, but in conversations, decisions, habits. Search, group, transform, return. Outside the screen. I realized I’m not just applying logic, I’m becoming it. And by repeating it… it becomes you.

Day 88 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I didn’t rush to the answer. I stayed with the question a little longer. Not to solve it, but to feel where it led. And for once, not knowing wasn’t weakness but space. I didn’t need clarity to move forward, curiosity was enough.

Day 83 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I tried to explain that pattern. It seemed simple, but halfway through, I froze. The steps were there, the why was missing. Understanding enough to use it isn’t enough. You only know you’ve mastered it when you can lead someone through it.

Day 77 of #1000daysofCoding Today I faced the task I’d been avoiding. The one that made me think “I’m not ready.” I sat with it. Read, broke stuff, got confused… but kept going. I didn’t finish. But I started. And that was the real progress. Today, I didn’t stay safe.

Day 65 of #1000daysOfCoding Today I didn’t chase the code. I led it. No shortcuts, no magic. I wrote the simple version,the repetitive one, the “too long” one. But every line made sense. The test passed. And for the first time, I didn’t doubt it. That’s when it clicked.