My HACKERRANK 30 DAYS CHALLENGE + SOLUTIONS & WHY GITHUB MATTERS FOR BEGINNERS!

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Today's post is divided into two parts - My 30 days challenge of HackerRank - and finally figuring out GitHub

I have joined 30 days challenge of HackerRank.I reccomend all of you to try it. Because even for the laziest of lazy people, this would be good 'start-point'. You get one task per day for 30 days. All you need to do is to solve that one question and submit the answer. You can even see the leaderboard which is more motivating for us to keep going. I'm currently working through HackerRank’s 30 Days of Code Challenge!You can check out my daily solutions here:

HackerRank 30-Day Challenge – My GitHub Repo

By the way I have created my first Github repository today. wuhuuuu 🎉! Want to see what I’ve been working on behind the scenes? Browse through my GitHub: github.com/log-Null. From now on, whatever projects or works i create, I will upload it here.

If you dont know what a GitHub is, don't worry I'll explain. So basically , GitHub is a platform where developers store and share their code. It helps you track changes, collaborate with others, and build a public portfolio of your work. No matter if you're a beginner or experienced, having a GitHub profile lets others see what you're learning, building, and contributing to — like an online resume for your coding journey. But,

Why GitHub Matters — Even If You're Just Starting Out:

GitHub is more than just a place to store code — it’s your proof of work and growth. In today’s tech world, a strong GitHub profile can speak louder than a resume. It shows your skills, consistency, and willingness to learn. Whether you're solving coding challenges, building small projects, or just experimenting, uploading your work to GitHub helps you build a public portfolio, track your growth, and get noticed by recruiters, mentors, or collaborators.

Even if you're still learning, your GitHub can become digital identity in tech world. But getting to GitHub might be overwhelming and all "what-is-going-on-here" vibe. So don't be scared and definitely don't think about giving up. Every one have reached at that point and survived. My advice, Sit down, relax your mind and watch tutorials about Git and GitHub. You will slowly get used to GitHub. Even I was so confused by it and used to ignore GitHub whenever i saw it. But later i realized how far behind I was compared to others. This made me frustrated and relentless. I realized its importance and impact, finally I gathered the courage to start working on my GitHub. See, today I created my first repository.

See, it wasn't that hard after all. Anyway you all need to start your GitHub accounts too. This is your sign. After all first steps requires the hardest courage.

Final Thoughts 💭

• Solve some problems

• create your GitHub account

• post your solutions there