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Jun 8, 2019

SELECTING A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE AS A NEWBIE IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT #SCATweetChat with Adaora Nwodo

Ada Nduka Oyom in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog

Jun 13, 2018

I Once Thought Coding Was Too Tasking And Uninstalled all my IDE’s — Oluwarotimi Akingbehin

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adekoder in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog

Oct 18, 2017

Managing Class Attributes In Python

Hello guys, in this blog post we are going to dig down into some python programming trick , or do…

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Ada Nduka Oyom in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog

Mar 31, 2017

My Gender Never Affected My Decision To Write Code— Alade Temitayo

Ada Nduka Oyom in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog

Mar 9, 2017

Be Proud Of What You Do — Sarah Chima

“I really don’t like when people give gender tags to jobs. Right from my secondary school…

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Ada Nduka Oyom in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog

Feb 20, 2017

Your First Open source Contribution (O.S.C)

So you're a few months or a few years old into programming, and just as you're getting comfortable with working on little projects by you alone, you begin to get some advice/suggestions from senior colleagues about contributing to open source projects to…

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