Programming Connoisseur
A programming connoisseur is someone who has a deep understanding and appreciation of programming and computer science.
A connoisseur is an expert or enthusiast who is highly knowledgeable about a particular subject and has a discerning eye for quality. In the context of programming, a connoisseur might be someone who is skilled in a wide range of programming languages, frameworks, and technologies, and who is able to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches to solving problems.
Overall, a programming connoisseur is someone who has a strong passion for and expertise in programming and who is constantly seeking to improve their skills and knowledge.
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Explaining LLMS
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Area charts using python
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Python class methods
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Can you answer this
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A friend of mine is a Senior PM at Google. Her mom took her to a Pandit.
She was worried she wasn’t getting married.
The Pandit looked at her chart and said,
“You’ll need to do two poojas.”
She asked, “Why two?”
He said,
One is for marriage.
The other…
Is to protect her from a life threatening event.
Her mom paused.
Turned to her.
And said,
Let’s do the marriage one first. 😂
Ladies and gentlemen,
Presenting you ~
Indian parents and their obsession with marriage 🤣
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A weekly Java Coding Series
toUnmodifiableMap() method in Java –
toUnmodifiableMap() is a feature added in Java 10 in the Collectors class.
It helps create a Map from a Stream that cannot be changed later. This means once the map is created, no one can add, remove or update its entries.
It is a simple and safe way to build an unmodifiable map.
It makes applications safer and more reliable in multi threaded environments.
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The break keyword
When you want to break the execution of the current process, you can use the break keyword. By adding this keyword in the switch case statement, for example, you can stop execution and avoid printing the information from the default statement:
String barneyBeerPreference = "Duff";
switch (barneyBeerPreference) {
case "Guinness": System.out.println("Barney prefers Guinness");
case "Heineken": System.out.println("Barney prefers Heineken");
case "Duff": {
System.out.println("BarneyprefersDuff");
break
}
default: System.out.println("Some other beer");
}
It’s essential to know the nuances of the switch case statement because, at times, you may find yourself maintaining code that is not so clear. If you don’t know how the core Java features work, you will have difficulty understanding or fixing bugs.
There are more optimized and less verbose ways to use the switch case statement in Java; we will explore those in future chapters because they involve more advanced concepts.
That's it.
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