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Space War was created by Steve Russel, along with his fellow developers, in 1962. They have spent over 200 hours of writing the first version of the game. #CodingFunFacts
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Ever wondered about the different characters in programming? They're like unique actors playing roles in the code story! 🎭💻 #CodingFunFacts #TechTalk
Python, 🐍 the high-level coding language, isn't named after the snake. It's named after Monty Python, a British comedy group! Who said coders don't have a sense of humor? Daily gems @ceketech. #CodingFunFacts
JS quirk 🤯: [1, 2, 3] + [4, 5, 6] → "1,2,34,5,6" Why? The + operator converts arrays to strings first. Join Scratchcode Academy today 🚀 ✨️ #CodingFunFacts #JSWeirdness #scratchcodeacademy #EveryoneCanCode
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[1, 2, 3] + [4, 5, 6] → "1,2,34,5,6"
Why? The + operator converts arrays to strings first.
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JS quirk 🤯: 1 / 0 → Infinity -1 / 0 → -Infinity Divide by zero? Totally allowed in JavaScript. 🚀 Join Scratchcode Academy today 🚀 ✨️ #CodingFunFacts #JSWeirdness #scratchcodeacademy #EveryoneCanCode
The first web browser (1990) let you browse AND edit pages in one tool. Imagine Chrome with built-in VS Code 🤯 Join Scratchcode Academy today 🚀 ✨️ #DidYouKnow #CodingFunFacts #scratchcodeacademy #EveryoneCanCode
JS fact: Semicolons (;) are optional… but leaving them out has caused bugs (and wars 😅). 👉 Team with ; or without ;? Join Scratchcode Academy today 🚀 ✨️ #CodingFunFacts #JavaScript #scratchcodeacademy #EveryoneCanCode
Ever wondered why loops are called 'loops'? They're named after the loops of tape used in early computers, which allowed programs to repeat instructions. 🔄🔁 #CodingFunFacts
🌟 Fun coding fact: Did you know that the first computer programmer was a woman? Ada Lovelace, born in 1815, is often regarded as the world's first programmer. She wrote the first algorithm intended to be processed by a machine. #CodingFunFacts
Unlock the secrets of vibe coding with our latest infographic! 🌟 Dive into the world where creativity meets technology and discover how to code with style and flair. Ready to elevate your coding game? Check out the infographic and let us know your thoughts! 💬👇 #VibeCoding #Inf
For today's coding challenge, you'll compress a string. So if you have a string that has consecutive duplicate words (like "Yes, yes, yes, please"), you'll compress it so that it reads "Yes(3), please". Check it out on the freeCodeCamp mobile app.
Fun Fact: If your code works on the first try, don’t celebrate — you definitely missed something. 😅🙄 #coding #bugs #programming #reality
It's a lot easier to know what you want to do when your code looks like this, isn't it? Quick coding should be organized, or else you're going to get stressed & development will inevitably go much slower. Here's the biggest secret beginner coders don't know.
Still Googling “how do I learn to code”? Try this instead 👇 The first step isn’t Googling: it’s doing. #100DaysOfCode #DevCommunity #CodingBootcamp #Javascript #AI
1. The Code Fundamentals: freeCodeCamp * What it is: The gold standard for learning web development from scratch. It offers comprehensive, interactive certification paths (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, etc.).
Want to learn programming with a twist? Dive into an open-source library you know and explore its source code at your own pace. No pressure to understand every line, just a casual approach. Each piece you untangle is a practical lesson and a boost to your confidence.
Things a developer should know: Writing "clever" code is overrated. 📉 In college/DSA, we obsess over writing complex logic in one line to look smart. But in software development, code is read 10x more than it is written. If you have to explain your logic with a paragraph of…
Block-based coding secret: the order of your blocks decides what your program actually does. If you change the order, you change the story your code tells! 💻🧩Drop your answer in the comments 👇 and tag a friend who should try this quiz too.#Codingal #KidsWhoCode #BlockCoding…
a) it's funny because it's true b) being born in 1989, I can bet it has had *some* optimizations (most of which happen in the underlying C implementation) c) readability is a GOOD THING, for programmers and "non-programmers" alike d) there's a lang for each use case e) see a)
coding is fun bc you can build something and then spend an hour trying to figure out why it's not being classified correctly, only to realize that it was being classified correctly but you forgot to change the "viewable_title" to the new title when you copied your old code.
Coding is 10% writing syntax and 90% figuring out why it doesn't work.
fact: Before programming languages, people literally coded using just 0s and 1s.
3. Clearer Code Types make your code easier to understand. Future you and your teammates will thank you. 4. Safer Refactoring You can rename, restructure, and move code confidently. TS will scream if you break something.
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## 🎮 **Try This Right Now!** **Copy this into any coding website (like repl. it):** ```python name = input("What's your name? ") print("Hello " + name + "!") print("You are awesome at coding! 🌟") ``` **When you run it:** 1. It asks: "What's your name?" 2. You type: "Alex" 3.…
Thanks, this is super clear and helpful! I also made a small infographic on HTTP codes, but in a more comic-style format 😄 x.com/FitHappensML/s…
Hey everyone! I made a small cheat sheet for HTTP status codes, hope you’ll like it 😊 #webdev #cheatsheet #CONNECT
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