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codingwithlucy.hashnode.dev·Nov 12, 2024

Nov 12, 2024

7 Interactive Games to Practice Your Web Development Skills

Teaching yourself how to code can be a long and sometimes frustrating journey. It can be easy to get stuck in a cycle of constant learning, but real progress comes from hands-on practice. Building projects is one way, but in this post, I’m sharing se...

7 Interactive Games to Practice Your Web Development Skills

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kirsty.hashnode.dev·Sep 19, 2024

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Top Reasons to Love Codewars for Learning Code

Being a self-taught/community-taught beginner developer means I sometimes struggle with imposter syndrome. It’s not that imposter syndrome doesn’t affect developers from formal backgrounds—it absolutely does. But as a self-taught developer, there’s t...

Top Reasons to Love Codewars for Learning Code

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sweat.hashnode.dev·Jul 17, 2024

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Simple Substitution Cipher Helper - codewars

This problem is currently rated as a 6 kyu (ratings on codewars range from 8 (easiest) to 1 (hardest)) problem on codewars, this is its description : “A simple substitution cipher replaces one character from an alphabet with a character from an alte...

Simple Substitution Cipher Helper - codewars

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filipmelka.hashnode.dev·Jul 11, 2024

Jul 11, 2024

Solving a Code Wars Challenge with the Reduce Method and a Bitwise Operator

While solving problems on Code Wars, I came across an interesting problem called Find the Odd Int. It seemed simple at first, but one particular solution fascinated me so much that I decided to write about it. The problem Here's what the problem asks...

Solving a Code Wars Challenge with the Reduce Method and a Bitwise Operator

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0xsweat

sweat.hashnode.dev·Jul 11, 2024

Jul 11, 2024

Moving Zeros To The End - codewars

This problem is currently rated as a 5kyu*(ratings on codewars range from 8 (easiest) to 1 (hardest))* problem on codewars, this is it’s description : “Write an algorithm that takes an array and moves all of the zeros to the end, preserving the orde...

Moving Zeros To The End - codewars

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0xsweat

sweat.hashnode.dev·Jul 10, 2024

Jul 10, 2024

Valid Phone Number - codewars

This problem is currently rated as a 6 kyu*(difficulty ratings on codewars range from 8 (easiest) to 1 (hardest))* problem at codewars, this is it’s description : “Write a function that accepts a string, and returns true if it is in the form of a ph...

Valid Phone Number - codewars

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Chris Douris

digitalcreations.hashnode.dev·Apr 27, 2024

Apr 27, 2024

Day 74/100 100 Days of code

I created a new Github repo and divided the project into two parts. The first part runs a secondary program and reads the results from a CSV file. Then, the main application simulates these results using SDL. The second program now exists as a submod...

Day 74/100 100 Days of code

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Chris Douris

digitalcreations.hashnode.dev·Apr 25, 2024

Apr 25, 2024

Day 73/100 100 Days of Code

Most of the code in Rebuild Back Better is complete, but it is still missing assets, which I will create myself. There is another project I would like to start now, but I need to refresh my memory on the C programming language. I created a Codewars a...

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100 Days of Code

Catherine Chen

dev.cathzchen.com·Apr 14, 2024

Apr 14, 2024

Coding Training: How to Improve Your Coding Skills

There's a lot that goes into becoming a better programmer, so let's just tackle one way that helps improve your programming skills today: practice, practice, practice solving problems. 😤 Practice Makes Perfect Mastering any skill takes time, and co...

Coding Training: How to Improve Your Coding Skills

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Obidur Rahman

ashfin.hashnode.dev·Mar 24, 2024

Mar 24, 2024

Let's Count the Smiley Faces From an array

We will be solving a 6kyu problem from CodeWars. This one ->Count the smiley faces! | Codewars The Question Given an array (arr) as an argument complete the function countSmileys that should return the total number of smiling faces. Rules for a smili...

Let's Count the Smiley Faces From an array

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