by BugZeroCodes | Mar 22, 2021 | Blog
The C programming language is a very complicated but yet fulfilling language. C is adopted as a system development language because you can code on it very fast just like an assembly language. Some of the lessons Eugene Amadi has done about C are:
Operating Systems
Language Compilers
Text Editors
Language Interpreters
Databases
C can be very challenging but Eugene Amadi hopes to learn a lot more when he finishes the course!
#programming #speaker #problemsolver
by BugZeroCodes | Mar 16, 2021 | Blog
Today I completed the Grasshopper – Basic Function FIxer Kata on Codewars!
It wasn’t difficult to see the problem after a quick sweep of the code; the code was returning the specified number instead of the total. Seeing this, I changed the return value, and the code worked!
Always check that the code is outputting what you expect.
by BugZeroCodes | Mar 8, 2021 | Blog
Daniel has completed 2/3 of the SQL lesson done on SoloLearn. He has learned many new things like using functions and subqueries. He is excited to finish the lesson and continue learning more.
by BugZeroCodes | Feb 22, 2021 | Blog
Today I completed the Beginner – Lost Without a Map Kata on Codewars!
When I was coding the solution, I thought I could mutate the array and solve it then and there. It turned out I was supposed to do it without mutating, so I looked up maps. Then I wrote a function for the “map”, and the code worked!
by BugZeroCodes | Feb 16, 2021 | Blog
Improving your typing skill is so important in the digital world for kids learning online in class, taking notes, at your job, and many more.
Don’t forget to encourage a kid to improve their skill set by working on increasing their speed.
#kidswhocode #skillsets #changeinthecommunity
by BugZeroCodes | Feb 9, 2021 | Blog
Today I completed the Friend or Foe? Kata on Codewars!
It was simple to make a loop to run through each name in the array. All I had to do afterward was to check if the length of the name is equal to 4 and if so, to add it to the “mini-array.” After that, the “mini-array” was printed.
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