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@soluscodeSolusCode → Your destination for coding contests, skill improvement, and exciting prizes. Let's code, learn, and grow together!
We're thrilled to introduce SolusCode! Jump into our daily and hourly coding contests. Compete with other coders, sharpen your skills, and win cash prizes or cool merch. Our platform also offers free online compilers with AI support for languages like Java, Python, and C++.
3 habits of highly effective developers: ✧ Code with intention, not just to fix bugs. ✧ Write tests before writing code (TDD). ✧ Use a code linter to catch errors early. Boost your skills and write better code.
Struggling with debugging? Try using print statements to see what’s happening in your code. Why? –– It shows you step-by-step where things might be going wrong. Pro Tip –– Add different messages to each print to make it clearer
Lock Down Unchanging Values! Use const for things that don't change, like phone numbers. Why? It prevents accidental updates and makes code more predictable. #JavaScript #CodingTips
Want to code like a pro? Start simple. Variables, loops, and functions - get these down. Debugging's tough, but it's valuable. Daily practice = rapid progress.
Want to stay ahead in coding? Learn from failures, not just successes. Code regularly, even if it's just 30 minutes a day. Consistency is key to mastery
Code comments are like maps for developers. They help navigate complex code. Write clear, concise comments. Save time, reduce frustration.
The average developer spends 60% of their time debugging. Writing clean, readable code can cut that time in half. Follow best practices, use tools to help. Spend more time building, less time fixing
Code is read more often than it's written. Optimize for readability to make maintenance easier. Use meaningful variable names and concise functions. Clean code is a sign of a skilled coder.
What's the best way to learn coding? Make mistakes – Lots of them. And then learn from them
Loops do all the hard work in coding. They're the ones iterating through data, making things happen And saving us from a life of manual repetition. What's your favorite way to use them? #coding #programmer #developers
Ever get stuck on a coding problem? Try "rubber duck debugging"! Explain your code to someone (or something) and you'll often find the solution. Sometimes all it takes saying it loud
Write code that explains itself Comments are helpful, but clear code is better Self-explanatory code is a sign of a thoughtful dev Makes life easier for everyone involved
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Python Need to handle different input types in a function? Try `functools.singledispatch()` for polymorphic functions! ◈ Simplifies code design ◈ Makes your code more extensible
Python Tip 💡 Tired of lengthy error handling? Use `contextlib.suppress()` to swallow specific exceptions in a block of code! ◈ Makes your code more concise ◈ Improves readability Give it a try!
Did you know? In JavaScript, === checks for both value and type While == checks only for value Precise comparisons, fewer bugs Code with confidence, and less stress
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