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Time for a winter dev challenge! In C, when you have an array and take its address, something interesting happens with sizeof. The array itself and a pointer to the array are fundamentally different types, and this code demonstrates exactly why that matters.
This is a subtle but important distinction in C programming that affects how you pass arrays to functions and understand memory layout. Share your explanation in the comments!
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Your code is clean, but is your career path future-proof? 💭
Technical skills will get you in the door, but strategic thinking, adaptability, and collaborative leadership are the keys that unlock the next level. As the industry evolves, these human-centric skills are no longer optional. They are essential.
That’s why we’re kicking off a new series focused entirely on preparing you for this shift. We'll provide insights and practical tips to help you build the non-technical skills that create lasting impact.
Which skill are you looking to add to your toolkit next?
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Here's a debugging challenge that demonstrates one of C's most common pitfalls: returning pointers to local variables. This code looks innocent enough: we return an integer and print it but the behavior is undefined and can lead to crashes, garbage output, or sometimes even appear to work correctly.
Understanding why this fails is fundamental to writing safe C code. Can you identify the issue and suggest a fix? → youtube.com/shorts/9vt-0vs3PuM
Share your analysis in the comments!
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Today's Java challenge explores a subtle but important distinction in BigDecimal. When you use BigDecimal as keys in a HashMap, the behavior might surprise you. This can lead to bugs in financial applications where you might expect numeric equality.
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The JAX/OpenXLA Devlab was a blast, with great talks from experts at Google and the community! Watch the full recordings of the talks, along with a fun event recap, all on the @openxla channel.
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Time for a winter dev challenge! In C, when you have an array and take its address, something interesting happens with sizeof. The array itself and a pointer to the array are fundamentally different types, and this code demonstrates exactly why that matters.
Can you explain what's happening here? →youtube.com/shorts/cyGtuld-DrI
This is a subtle but important distinction in C programming that affects how you pass arrays to functions and understand memory layout. Share your explanation in the comments!
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