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๐ Unlocking Python's mysteries! ๐ What's the value of 4 + 3 % 5? Let's break it down: First, we tackle the modulo operator (%), then addition (+). After simplification, it's 4 + 3 = 7. Voila! ๐ #PythonTips #CodeBreakdown #LearningPython #takeoffupskill
In the coding world, facing a gigantic problem is like staring at a mountain from the base โ overwhelming, right? But here's a trick: break that mountain into manageable hills. #ProblemSolving101 #CodeBreakDown #SmallWinsBigResults
I just had to take a moment to do a #codebreakdown and appreciate @rosariogaunag's solution. #TableauPrep #PreppinData
Finished #PreppinData '23 W27 & practiced DATE(), DATEPARSE(), REPLACE(),TRIM(), SPLIT(){ORDERBY},ROW_NUMBER(), {PARTITION}, & LOOKUP() functions. Thanks, @Datajedininja, for the challenge. In my next tweet, I'll explain how @rosariogaunag created dates from Table Names.๐๐
Ever wondered what makes up a code? Here's the breakdown: โ๏ธ Writing codes (30%) โ๏ธ Applying logic (35%) โ๏ธ Learning from courses (10%) โ๏ธ Debugging syntax errors (15%) โ๏ธ Compilation process (10%) #CodeBreakdown #LogicInCode #LearningJourney #DebuggingSkills #CompilationProcess
Contract is live, so here's a little #codebreakdown for the #GodHatesNFTees mutation event on Halloween Monday @ 2pm EST, and what to expect... etherscan.io/address/0x8bdfโฆ ๐งตโฌ๏ธ @GodHatesNFTees @ChiliDotPalm @ApeHaterClub #ApeHaterClub #DVDATheCult #SrBananos #RottenBananos ๐ฅ๐ฅ
The code works perfectly... until it doesnโt. Why does production always feel like a trap waiting to be triggered? ๐ฆ #ProductionFear #CodeBreakdown #DevLife
โญ๏ธDive into the world of AI with my code and create something amazing! #AIForEveryone #CodeBreakdown. Note: The googleโs model may not be as advanced as OpenAI or recent Llama2, but this is will give you a starting point to start with generative AI and @LangChainAI . ๐
Why did I choose this course again?! ๐ฉ These codes got me questioning my existence ๐ #CSStudent #CodeStruggle #CodeBreakdown
Tweet 9: ๐ Aleo Program Breakdown: Understand the 'foo.aleo' program structure and the 'transfer_amount' function. With custom data structures and secure transfer mechanisms, Aleo ensures privacy and integrity in token transactions. ๐ผ๐ #AleoExplained #CodeBreakdown
"I think I found the problem!" Famous last words before breaking everything. ๐ฆ #DevMistakes #CodeBreakdown #DebuggingFails
๐ Breaking Down Complex Code ๐งฉ โ Divide into functions/modules. โ Use clear names. โ Comment for clarity. โ Utilize white space. โ Refactor repetitive code. โ Thoroughly test components. โ Seek feedback from peers. โ Embrace simplicity. #CodeBreakdown #ProgrammingTips
LMAO!! Real shit.. RT @papercuppoonie: "Tired of the inconsistency" #CodeBreakdown Somebody just fucked them and aint texted them since
#CodeBreakdown ๐ Step 2: Traverse through the input list and update the frequency list accordingly. for i in range(len(nums)): list1[nums[i]] +=1
#CodeBreakdownโ๏ธ Next, we define 'n' to be the length of the array minus one, initiating our point of reference for the upcoming loop. n= len(arr) - 1
#CodeBreakdownโ๏ธ To kickstart our solution, we first count the number of zeros in the array. This will help us determine the shifts needed later on. zeros = arr.count(0)
#CodeBreakdown ๐ Step 3: Create a prefix sum list from the frequency list, which will help in determining the count of smaller numbers efficiently. for i in range(1, len(list1)): list1[i] += list1[i-1]
#CodeBreakdownโ๏ธ We then start a reverse loop, traversing the array from the end to the start. This way, we ensure the duplication process does not affect the upcoming elements. for i in range(n, -1, -1):
2. Divide and conquer: ๐งฉ Break your code into smaller chunks and test them one by one. It's like solving a puzzle! This strategy helps you narrow down where the bug is hiding and makes it easier to squash. ๐๐ฅ #PuzzleSolving #CodeBreakdown
#CodeBreakdown ๐ Step 4: Traverse the input list once more, and use the prefix sum list to find the count of numbers smaller than the current number. for i in range(len(nums)): if nums[i] == 0: continue res[i] = list1[nums[i]-1]
#CodeBreakdown ๐ trick here is to look out for the constraint in the problem: Step 1: Initialize two lists, one to keep track of the frequency of each number (0-100) and another to store the results. list1 = [0]*101 res = [0] * len(nums)
๐ Unlocking Python's mysteries! ๐ What's the value of 4 + 3 % 5? Let's break it down: First, we tackle the modulo operator (%), then addition (+). After simplification, it's 4 + 3 = 7. Voila! ๐ #PythonTips #CodeBreakdown #LearningPython #takeoffupskill
I just had to take a moment to do a #codebreakdown and appreciate @rosariogaunag's solution. #TableauPrep #PreppinData
Finished #PreppinData '23 W27 & practiced DATE(), DATEPARSE(), REPLACE(),TRIM(), SPLIT(){ORDERBY},ROW_NUMBER(), {PARTITION}, & LOOKUP() functions. Thanks, @Datajedininja, for the challenge. In my next tweet, I'll explain how @rosariogaunag created dates from Table Names.๐๐
In the coding world, facing a gigantic problem is like staring at a mountain from the base โ overwhelming, right? But here's a trick: break that mountain into manageable hills. #ProblemSolving101 #CodeBreakDown #SmallWinsBigResults
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