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darkNode

Dec 5

Static vs Dynamic Typing 🔥 Static = type checked early 💡 → safer, stricter (C, Java, Rust) Dynamic = type checked at runtime ⚡ → flexible, quick (Python, JavaScript) Structure or freedom — what’s your style? 🤔 #Programming #CSBasics #TypeSystems

Muntasir Oyeleye

@muntasiroyeleye

Aug 7

> 🧵 A quick breakdown of Big O Notation – O(1) = Constant time – O(n) = Linear – O(log n) = Binary search vibes – O(n²) = Avoid unless necessary 👀 Clean code begins with clear complexity. #CodeTips #CSBasics

muntasiroyeleye's tweet image. &gt; 🧵 A quick breakdown of Big O Notation
– O(1) = Constant time
– O(n) = Linear
– O(log n) = Binary search vibes
– O(n²) = Avoid unless necessary 👀
Clean code begins with clear complexity.
#CodeTips #CSBasics

Upasana

@Upasana23370641

Jul 31

You can LeetCode all day, but if you fumble OS or DBMS in an interview, it shows. Theory isn’t optional - it’s what separates a coder from an engineer. Know your CS fundamentals. That’s how you win. #TechInterviews #CSBasics

Rehan Sayyed

@TheSimpleCoder_

Jul 1

Started diving into Operating Systems 🖥️ As you can see, apps talk to the OS, and the OS talks to the hardware. Basically, the OS is the universal translator + manager in the middle. Pretty cool! Should I do more posts like this? 👇 #100DaysOfCode #OperatingSystems #CSBasics

TheSimpleCoder_'s tweet image. Started diving into Operating Systems 🖥️
As you can see, apps talk to the OS, and the OS talks to the hardware.
Basically, the OS is the universal translator + manager in the middle. Pretty cool!
Should I do more posts like this? 👇
#100DaysOfCode #OperatingSystems #CSBasics

Upasana

@Upasana23370641

Jun 6

Freshers be like: “I solved 500 DSA questions.” But can’t explain how a DB transaction works. DSA clears coding rounds. OS, DBMS, CN and System Design build careers. Stop skipping the core. #TechPrep #CSBasics #Freshers

Chrispin Kabuya

@ckabuya

May 11

1/6 AI can write a sorting algorithm. But if you don’t understand how it works, how will you debug it when things go wrong? Or know when to use a different one? Foundations aren’t just academic—they’re survival skills in real-world coding. #CSBasics

LazyRoot🐧

@lazyroot_here

May 3

> TCP vs UDP – Quick Difference -TCP = Reliable, slower (e.g., HTTP, FTP) -UDP = Fast, no delivery guarantee (e.g., DNS, VoIP) -Use TCP when accuracy matters. -Use UDP when speed matters. #Networking #TCPvsUDP #CSBasics

Lakhan Kumar

@1629Lyk_

Apr 8

Lower Bound vs Upper Bound Analysis in Algorithms – A Quick Guide When analyzing an algorithm’s efficiency, two terms pop up often: Upper Bound and Lower Bound. Let’s break down what they mean and why they matter. #AlgorithmAnalysis #BigONotation #CSBasics

Lakhan Kumar

@1629Lyk_

Apr 8

Contiguous vs Non-Contiguous Memory Allocation: #OperatingSystems #CSBasics

CS Grinder

@csnewsletter_

Dec 23

2/8 Properties of a Good Hash Function: 1️⃣ Deterministic: Same input always produces the same output. 2️⃣ Fast: Should compute quickly. 3️⃣ Uniform: Distributes data evenly. 4️⃣ Collision-resistant: Hard for different inputs to produce the same hash. #CSBasics #DevTips

csnewsletter_'s tweet image. 2/8

Properties of a Good Hash Function:
1️⃣ Deterministic: Same input always produces the same output.
2️⃣ Fast: Should compute quickly.
3️⃣ Uniform: Distributes data evenly.
4️⃣ Collision-resistant: Hard for different inputs to produce the same hash.

#CSBasics #DevTips

Tejas

@Tejasgshinde

Sep 26, 2024

3/ Daily deadlock: Like two cars on a narrow street, both waiting for the other to move. No progress until someone backs up. 🚗⛔ #Semaphore #Deadlock #CSBasics #Analogies #TechLearning