#Pcode Exercises For Beginners

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Day 0/100 || 100 Days of Code Challenge! Goal Setting, Brainstorming, and Planning. Hundreds of you have joined me in getting your 100 Days of Code Journal in anticipation of doing this challenge together! 💯 💯 💯 Ya'll have no idea how happy 🥰 I am to have such a big support group to keep us all accountable and motivated Without further ado - here are the rules I will be following to be committed, but also understanding with how life works. 1️⃣ Always put in best effort to code at least 1 hour a day 2️⃣ If I have plans or work is crazy, make up the time later that week 3️⃣ Share my progress every time I code on my story, in a post, or a reel 4️⃣ Celebrate my milestones and appreciate my progress (even if its hard or not as fast as I would like) 5️⃣ Don't compare to anyone else's progress Feel free to set your own based on what works for you or just follow the official rules. To start, my plan is to build skills in C++ and C++ WinRT for work. After I would like to build an app I've had in mind. I have a Udemy course all lined up to get me started. 👉 I'd love to shoutout to those who are also doing the challenge - be sure to tag me so I can share on my story! ❓ Share your Day 0 update - what do you hope to accomplish in 100 days? 🌟Follow my 100 Days of Code Challenge and join our community of tech baddies!

यदि आपको PCOD की problem है तो यह switchcode अपने lefthand पर greenpen से बनाए,जल्द ही आपकी problem ठीक होने लग जाएगी.

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💌10 ideas for your first coding project All you have to do is copy & paste these prompts into your favorite tool to get started My favorite FREE tools for getting started with coding projects are @emergentlabs @lovable.dev @repl.it @boltdotnew Prompts 💻: Build a life experiment tracker where I log small experiments I try (like waking up earlier, quitting caffeine, or daily journaling) and the app tracks duration, notes, and whether the experiment improved my mood, productivity, or focus. Build a personal finance snapshot tool where I log spending and income and it automatically generates weekly insights and simple budgeting suggestions. Build a voice journal app where I record short reflections and the app transcribes them and creates mood and topic summaries over time. Build a micro social network for friends where each person posts one highlight of their day and the feed only shows one post per person per day. Build a habit streak tracker where I log daily habits, visualize streaks on a calendar heatmap, and store progress locally with simple charts. Build a personal learning path generator where I enter a topic I want to master and the app creates a step-by-step curriculum with recommended resources, projects, and milestones from beginner to advanced. Build a smart bookmark organizer where I paste links and the app automatically categorizes them by topic using AI and displays them in a searchable dashboard. Build a daily idea generator that gives me one startup idea, one creative project idea, and one personal growth challenge every morning. Build a learning progress dashboard where I track courses, books, and skills I’m learning and visualize progress with timelines and completion percentages. Build a AI study buddy where I paste notes and it quizzes me with flashcards, multiple choice questions, and spaced-repetition reminders. **pro tip: keep promoting the tools until you get the output you want, don’t give up! Happy coding! #vibecoding #aiapps #codingprojects #sideprojects

I’m sharing a basic Python code for beginners. There is a small indentation mistake in it. Try to find the error. age = 18 if age >= 18: print("Eligible") age = 18 if age >= 18: print("Eligible")

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