Learning Power Bi without Structure? I got you covered PowerBI-Learning-Roadmap/ │ ├── 01_Foundation_of_BI/ │ ├── What_is_Business_Intelligence │ ├── Data_vs_Information_vs_Insights │ ├── KPI_and_Metrics │ ├── Reporting_vs_Analytics │ ├── OLTP_vs_OLAP │ └── Data_Driven_Decision_Making │ ├── 02_PowerBI_Introduction/ │ ├── PowerBI_Desktop │ ├── PowerBI_Service │ ├── PowerBI_Mobile │ ├── PowerBI_Gateway │ ├── Licensing_Concepts │ └── PowerBI_Ecosystem │ ├── 03_Data_Sources_and_Connections/ │ ├── Excel │ ├── CSV_and_Text │ ├── SQL_Server │ ├── APIs │ ├── SharePoint │ ├── Azure_Sources │ ├── Folder_Connections │ └── Web_Data │ ├── 04_Power_Query_ETL/ │ ├── Query_Editor │ ├── Data_Cleaning │ ├── Remove_Duplicates │ ├── Merge_Queries │ ├── Append_Queries │ ├── Pivot_and_Unpivot │ ├── Conditional_Columns │ ├── Custom_Columns │ ├── Parameters │ ├── Data_Types │ ├── Error_Handling │ └── M_Language_Basics │ ├── 05_Data_Modeling/ │ ├── Tables_and_Relationships │ ├── Primary_and_Foreign_Keys │ ├── Cardinality │ ├── Filter_Direction │ ├── Star_Schema │ ├── Snowflake_Schema │ ├── Fact_and_Dimension_Tables │ ├── Data_Granularity │ ├── Bridge_Tables │ ├── Calendar_Table │ └── Model_Optimization │ ├── 06_DAX_Fundamentals/ │ ├── Calculated_Columns │ ├── Measures │ ├── Aggregation_Functions │ ├── IF_and_SWITCH │ ├── Variables │ ├── Filter_Context │ ├── Row_Context │ ├── CALCULATE_Function │ ├── RELATED_and_LOOKUPVALUE │ └── Time_Intelligence_Basics │ ├── 07_Intermediate_DAX/ │ ├── Advanced_CALCULATE │ ├── ALL_and_ALLEXCEPT │ ├── FILTER_Function │ ├── Iterators_SUMX_AVERAGEX │ ├── Ranking_Functions │ ├── Dynamic_Measures │ ├── Running_Totals │ ├── Year_to_Date │ ├── Month_to_Date │ ├── Previous_Period_Analysis │ └── KPI_Calculations │ ├── 08_Data_Visualization/ │ ├── Charts_and_Graphs │ ├── Tables_and_Matrix │ ├── Cards_and_KPIs │ ├── Maps │ ├── Slicers │ ├── Drillthrough │ ├── Tooltips │ ├── Conditional_Formatting │ ├── Bookmarks │ ├── Buttons_and_Navigation │ └── Dashboard_Design_Principles │ ├── 09_Report_Design_and_UX/ │ ├── Storytelling_with_Data │ ├── Color_Theory │ ├── Layout_Design │ ├── Executive_Dashboard_Design │ ├── Mobile_Layout │ ├── User_Experience │ ├── Accessibility │ └── Performance_Friendly_Design │ ├── 10_Advanced_Modeling_and_Performance/ │ ├── Query_Performance │ ├── DAX_Optimization │ ├── Incremental_Refresh │ ├── Aggregation_Tables │ ├── Composite_Models │ ├── DirectQuery │ ├── Import_Mode │ ├── Hybrid_Model │ └── Performance_Analyzer │ ├── 11_PowerBI_Service_and_Deployment/ │ ├── Publishing_Reports │ ├── Workspaces │ ├── Apps │ ├── Dashboards │ ├── Scheduled_Refresh │ ├── Data_Gateway │ ├── Sharing_and_Permissions │ ├── Row_Level_Security │ ├── Deployment_Pipelines │ └── Governance │ ├── 12_Real_Time_and_AI_Features/ │ ├── Streaming_Datasets │ ├── Real_Time_Dashboards │ ├── AI_Visuals │ ├── Forecasting │ ├── Key_Influencers │ ├── Decomposition_Tree │ ├── Python_in_PowerBI │ ├── R_in_PowerBI │ └── Copilot_Features │ ├── 13_Fabric_and_Modern_Data_Platform/ │ ├── Microsoft_Fabric_Overview │ ├── Lakehouse │ ├── Warehouse │ ├── Dataflows_Gen2 │ ├── Notebooks │ ├── Pipelines │ ├── OneLake │ ├── Real_Time_Intelligence │ └── Fabric_with_PowerBI

Complete JavaScript Roadmap 😎 |-- JavaScript_Basics | |-- Variables (var, let, const) | |-- Data_Types | |-- Operators | |-- Type_Coercion | |-- Console.log_Engineering | └─ Hoisting (Surprise_Test) | |-- Control_Flow | |-- if_else | |-- switch | |-- Loops | | |-- for | | |-- while | | └─ forEach_but_cant_break | | | └─ Ternary_Operator | |-- Functions | |-- Function_Declaration | |-- Function_Expression | |-- Arrow_Functions | |-- IIFE | └─ Callback_Hell | |-- Arrays_and_Objects | |-- Array_Methods | | |-- map | | |-- filter | | |-- reduce (Black_Magic) | | |-- some_every | | └─ sort_without_logic | | | |-- Object_Methods | |-- Destructuring | |-- Spread_and_Rest | └─ JSON.parse_without_try_catch | |-- Advanced_Concepts | |-- Scope | |-- Closures | |-- this_keyword | |-- Prototypes | |-- Event_Loop | |-- Call_Stack | └─ Memory_Leaks_you_dont_notice | |-- Asynchronous_JavaScript | |-- setTimeout_confusion | |-- Promises | |-- async_await | |-- Promise.all | └─ Why_is_this_not_waiting | |-- DOM_Manipulation | |-- querySelector_vs_getElementById | |-- Event_Listeners | |-- Event_Delegation | |-- Forms_and_Validation | └─ InnerHTML_Destruction | |-- ES6_and_Beyond | |-- Modules | |-- Template_Literals | |-- Optional_Chaining | |-- Nullish_Coalescing | └─ Top_Level_Await | |-- Error_Handling | |-- try_catch | |-- Custom_Errors | └─ Debugging_2AM | |-- Browser_APIs | |-- LocalStorage | |-- Fetch_API | |-- IntersectionObserver | └─ Geolocation_permission_denied | |-- Tooling | |-- NPM | |-- Package.json_Depression | |-- Webpack_or_Vite | |-- Babel | └─ Why_node_modules_is_2GB | |-- Frameworks_and_Libraries | |-- React | |-- Next.js | |-- Vue | |-- Angular | └─ Switching_Framework_Every_6_Months | |-- Testing | |-- Unit_Testing | |-- Jest | |-- Testing_Library | └─ It_works_on_my_machine | |-- Performance_Optimization | |-- Debounce | |-- Throttle | |-- Code_Splitting | └─ Lighthouse_Score_Flex | |-- Bonus_Level | |-- TypeScript | |-- Design_Patterns | |-- Clean_Code | └─ Reading_Documentation_Finally | Repost and Follow for support 🚀 Drop a like too All the best JS warrior 😎🔥

1. To identify unique event logs, Use a combination of contract_address called and topics[0] 2. Topics[0] = keccak hash ( event_name(data_types))

DAY 6..... Re-learnt python basics. Data_types. Operators. Might look basic, but, I want a little more indepth.

Day 2 - #100DaysOfCode Challenge Today I learnt about data_types, typecasting, mathematical operations, PEMDASLR, rounding off floating numbers, TypeError and f-Strings in Python programming language. Built a small 'Tip Calculator' integrating these concepts.

#30DaysOfRust #Rust #day_01 Learning with the rust doc, i got to have a deeper knowledge on some of the inner workings of the rustlang from its applications to, syntactic structure, data_types, variables, functions, control flow statements, ownership, referencing and borrowin :)

Struct Fundamentals in Golang: Building Custom Data Types #golang #programming #coding #developer #webdev #appdev #learncoding #beginner #structs #data_types #cloudcomputing #bigdata #blockchain #devops #programmingforbeginners #codingtutorials

I also use a lot of "lining" up of Python terms to help students see pattern recognition at the most basic level. .method() function() data_types Students can see how different parts of code are used and I write everything out on the "Board of Knowledge! teachingpython.fm/121

Which casing do y'all use when coding ? I don't know why I do it but I use snake casing lol JSYK : DataTypes - Pascal casing dataTypes - Camel casing data_types - Snake casing 😂 #coding #pythonprogramming #codinglife

🚀 Day 22 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo ownership & variable scope: Every value in a program is owned by a single variable. Only one variable can "own" a value at any given time. If another variable takes ownership, the original variable can no longer access that value.

🚀 Day 21 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo Squashing Dictionary: To make sure a program that uses Felt252Dict<T> is correct, we need to check that the dictionary hasn't been tampered with illegally during runtime by "squashing the dictionary." This basically means

🚀 Day 20 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo Felt252Dict Entries: Let's take Felt252Dict<T> as a list of records, and each record has three pieces of information: 1. Key: This is a label for the value in the dictionary, like a word in a real dictionary.

🚀 Day 19 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo Dictionaries. Cairo provides a special kind of data structure called "Felt252Dict<T>)," which is like a map in other programming languages. It involves having a collection of pairs, where each pair has a unique key and

🚀 Day 18 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types How to read an array in Cairo. An array is like a list of items and we can use two methods to read this list. 1. get(): This method checks if an element is in the list at a specific position. It returns the element if it does exist;

🚀 Day 17 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo Arrays. An array is like a one-way street where we can only add new things at the end and remove things from the front. Also once something is placed in the array, it cannot be changed but can read what's stored in it.

🚀 Day 16 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo ControlFLow(Loops) Controlling Loop Execution: The 'continue' statement is used to skip the rest of the code in an iteration and move to the next one. i.e, we can skip printing when a certain condition is met.

🚀 Day 14 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo ControlFLow(If,Else). Two basic tools for control flow are "if" expressions and loops. An "if" expression helps make decisions in cairo, "If this condition is true, do this; otherwise, do something else."

🚀 Day 10 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo tuple and unit type A tuple is like a bag that can hold different types of things in #Cairo. you make a tuple by putting values inside parentheses, separated by commas. They have a fixed size i.e can't get bigger or smaller once you

🚀 Day 8 of #100DaysOfCairo #Data_types #Cairo short strings In #Cairo, there isn't a type just for words or sentences (strings) like we have in some other programming languages. Instead, Cairo uses something called a "short string."