20 y/o dev. Building real products, not just tutorials.
Into full-stack, AI, and shipping things that actually work.
New here. Looking to connect with people who build.
If you're into tech, code, or startups โ let's go.
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11 projects all from @frontendmentor All deployed on Vercel. All built from scratch ๐ช
The learning phase is almost over โ the building phase is just beginning ๐
RT if youโre also on your coding journey! ๐
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Iโm Ashu from Indore โ paused college to dive into data & AI. Learning stats, Python, SQL, ML while building real projects. Sharing weekly progress โ follow my journey or DM to collab! ๐๐๐ค #DataScience#AIDeveloper#CodeNewbie
Day 13 of Self-learning CS
Whoo, finally the prerequisites are now completed, so excited to jump to actual code, also got introduced to Variables, data types, and operators.
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๐ From Punch Cards to AI: The Evolution of Code ๐ป
Ever wonder how we got from Ada Lovelaceโs first algorithm in 1843 to the modern languages powering today's AI?
Look at how the foundations laid by pioneers like Grace Hopper (COBOL) and Dennis Ritchie (C) paved the way for JavaScript, Python, Rust, and the tech we rely on every single day.
What was the very first programming language you learned? Let me know in the comments! ๐
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operator (%) is the ultimate unsung hero of programming.
Need to cycle an array? Modulo.
Need to find odd or even numbers? Modulo.
Need to handle time structures? Modulo.
It literally keeps our logic looping perfectly. ๐
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eval() made my calculator work beautifully ๐งฎ
Then I found out it can steal cookies, hijack browsers & execute ANY code a user types ๐ฌ
Convenient? Yes.
Dangerous? Very.
Tomorrow I'll show the safer alternative ๐
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๐ Make It Pythonic
A one-liner can look smartโฆ until you come back next week and ask:
โWhat was I trying to do here?โ ๐
Instead of writing:
message = "Allowed" if age >= 18 and has_id and not is_banned else "Denied"
โจ Write it the Pythonic way:
can_enter = age >= 18 and has_id and not is_banned
message = "Allowed" if can_enter else "Denied"
The condition is now named.
So the code tells the reader what the rule means, not just how it works.
One line is enough only when one line is clear.
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Day 12 of Self-learning CS
Revised the previous concepts and understood scalar and non scalar elements along with expression
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