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🐍 Which Python data type for 98.6? A) String B) Boolean C) Integer D) Float Comment your guess! → youtube.com/@pcomlap #LapQZ #Python #CodingTrivia

Quick trivia: What’s the type of NaN in JavaScript? typeof NaN Join Scratchcode Academy today 🚀 ✨️ 🤔 Undefined | Number | NaN | Object Comment your answer 👇 #CodingTrivia #JavaScript #scratchcodeacademy #EveryoneCanCode

Coding Trivia: Which language powered the first Google search engine? A) Java B) Python C) C++ D) Ruby Reply with your answer — no Googling allowed 👀 #CodingTrivia #TechFacts #scratchcodeacademy #EveryoneCanCode

Ever wondered where the term "debugging" came from? The first computer bug was a literal MOTH 🦋 found in a computer relay in 1947! From moths to memory leaks, the hunt is always on. Keep coding, keep creating! 🚀 #CodingTrivia #WebDev

Fun fact: The name “C++” is a joke! In C, ++ means “increment”. So C++ literally means: C… but one level better. #NerdHumor #CodingTrivia

Set accessOrder to true and the least recently used entry stays at the front. Perfect for cache implementations! #Java #CodingTrivia

"Did you know? Python was named after Monty Python, not the snake! 🐍🤣 The creator, Guido van Rossum, was a fan of the British comedy show Monty Python’s Flying Circus! #CodingTrivia #Python

Tech Fact of the Day: The first computer mouse, invented by Douglas Engelbart in 1964, was made of wood! 🖱️ It had just one button and was called an "X-Y position indicator for a display system. #TechFacts #CodingTrivia #TechHistory

Secret Fact: Git, the popular version control system, was named by its creator, Linus Torvalds, who jokingly described it as "a stupid or unpleasant person"—referring to himself! #TechFacts #CodingTrivia #DeveloperLife

Did you know the JavaScript Date object uses milliseconds since January 1, 1970 as its internal representation? That's over 1.7 trillion milliseconds as of today! #JavaScript #CodingTrivia

What does Xojo’s Ceiling function return for the following? 1️⃣ Ceiling(2.7) 2️⃣ Ceiling(-4.3) 3️⃣ Ceiling(0) 💡 It always rounds up to the nearest whole number! 1️⃣ → 3 2️⃣ → -4 3️⃣ → 0 #CodingTrivia #XojoTips #MathFunctions

How does querySelector perform as against getElementById? querySelector is newer lets you find elements with rules that can't be expressed with getElementById. Some interesting benchmarks at jsben.ch/8tEs3 #JavaScript #CodingTrivia

Do you know what Python functions return by default when there's no return statement? 🤔 Test your basics! #PythonQuiz #CodingTrivia

🧑‍💻 Fact of the Day: Did you know Python wasn’t named after a snake but the British comedy show Monty Python's Flying Circus? That's why its tutorials often use 'spam' and 'eggs' in examples! #Python #CodingTrivia

🤔Did you know? The first computer bug was an actual moth found in a relay in 1947. 🦋 #CodingTrivia What other coding trivia do you know?

Python’s official logo is a combination of two snakes, which represent its open-source nature. Fun, right? Do you have any fun Python facts? Let’s hear them! #PythonFunFact #CodingTrivia #DevLife

Python’s name is inspired by the comedy group ‘Monty Python,’ not the snake. Fun, right? What’s the most random fact you know about Python? #PythonFunFact #CodingTrivia #LearnPython"

Which design pattern is used to ensure a class has only one instance, providing a global point of access to it? A) Factory B) Singleton C) Observer D) Decorator Reply with your answer! 🧠✨ #SoftwareEngineering #DesignPatterns #CodingTrivia

Can you guess the code? 💻 Watch as our devs challenge each other to guess the mystery programming language by throwing tricky clues at each other. Let the brain teasers begin! #CodingTrivia #DevLife #GuessTheLanguage #JavaScript #Python #Flutter #DevNinjas #DX #Discretelogix

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What’s stopping you from coding like this?

A quick and neat trick that keeps your code clean ✨

Found this awesome infographic which explains some common error types we come across while coding!

every "how can I fix my code" person's code reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

Damn thats tempting😅😂😂😂 #codingmemes #techmemes #developers

Typical interview question: please find the problem in this code. reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

If you’re not coding like this you’re doing it wrong

Do you know what Python functions return by default when there's no return statement? 🤔 Test your basics! #PythonQuiz #CodingTrivia

Oh wow, this codes a website based on an image

programming is so crazy. like, how does this actually mean anything??

Hurry up! Free for 24 hours. ✅ Python ✅ Node.js ✅ React.js ✅ JavaScript ✅ Oops in C++ ✅ HR interview ✅ Machine learning ✅ Cloud Computing ✅ Computer networks To Get it: 1. Follow me (so that i can DM you 2. Repost 3. Comment "handwritten"

Oh you're a CS student tell me what this is ?

Day 47/60 days of coding Data filtering and conditional selection. #60daysofcoding

Day 16/100 of #100DaysOfCode Learning about working with images and SVGs

I find it funny how programmers will always find a way to reinvent the wheel. 🤣

Me: Gemini, give me some clean code. Gemini:

Here is a programming quote which I've just remembered (13/10/2025):

Code creates novelty by recombining established patterns.

As a programmer - what does this code do?