100daysofcode

Are you a software developer feeling stuck in your work, or struggling to come up with new and innovative ideas? Do you find yourself staring at a blank screen, feeling uninspired and unsure of where to go next? Look no further than the “ChatGPT Prompts for Developers” e-book! This comprehensive…

Welcome to the first day of our 100 days challenge to learn T-SQL, the Microsoft extension of the SQL language. In this post, we will cover some basics of T-SQL and how to use it with Microsoft SQL Server, one of the most popular database management systems. What is T-SQL? T-SQL stands for…

Hello! It’s been a few days since I’ve updated, but things are still pushing forward! I haven’t given up! Around the time of my last update I was feeling a little burned out with code and I was getting over a cold, but now, I’m feeling healthy again and I’m…

This Week’s Goal: Understanding Systems — from the logic gates to operating systems (big dreams start small) As a computer science grad student, I am often introduced to some great internet resources that can accelerate my learning process in ways I . could not have imagined before hearing about them…

In my last story, I told you I was going to start learning web development alongside game development. Pro tip: Never learn two different careers in tech at once, if you can’t handle it. Know your capabilities and abilities and push yourself. Instead of attracting a bulk load, choose one…

Binary search trees (BSTs) are a sort of data structure that is used to store and search for data effectively. A BST is a tree structure with no more than two children: a left child and a right child. The left child is always smaller than the parent node, whereas…

Introduction: For a while I’ve wanted to create a list of my favorite learning resources for Web Development and Programming. This is a post I will be updating often. The web is constantly changing and I’m always looking for new ways to keep my mind sharp with new challenges and technologies…

Continuing my journey on day 2. In Python, there are several primitive data types that are used to store values. These include: Integers — used to represent whole numbers, such as 1, 2, 3, etc. Floats — used to represent decimal numbers, such as 1.0, 2.5, 3.14, etc. Booleans —…