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🚀 Day 03/45 Crack-Your-Placement challenge by Arsh Goyal Problem Solved: 06 1. Find Pair Given Difference 2. Find the Index of the First Occurrence in a String 3. Integer to Roman 4. Rotate Image 5. Print all the duplicate characters in a string 6. Longest Common Prefix 🔗 GitHub: https://lnkd.in/gVHGUVRb #45DaysCodingChallenge #CrackYourPlacement #CrackYourInternship #ArshGoyal #Internship #placement

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#Day22 DSA (Priya Bhatia )(Raghav Garg ) Question covered =>count pairs whose sum is less than target WebDevelopment (Anurag Singh ) #CSS -Position Static -Position Relative in Depth -Top Property with Relative Position -Bottom Property with Relative Position - Left Property with Relative Position -Inset Property with Relative Position -Unset Value of Relative Property 🔻Position property of each element is static(by default), we can set it relative or absolute or sticky or fixed. 🔻inset ⇒ it includes all 4 (top, bottom, left , right) 🔻unset ⇒ it will change the position to static #css #html #javascript #dsa #algorithms #datastructure #frontend #coding #developer #consistency #learnings #staymotivated #techjourney #leetcode #dailyquestions #connections #web #webdevelopmeny #bennett #bennetian #codeeveryday

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🚀 Day 05/45 Crack-Your-Placement challenge by Arsh Goyal Problem Solved: 07 1. Convert Binary Number in a Linked List. 2. Find Peak Element 3. Linked List Cycle 4. Minimum Moves to Equal Array Elements II 5. Palindrome Linked List 6. Remove Duplicates from Sorted List 7. Remove Linked List Elements 🔗 GitHub: https://lnkd.in/gVHGUVRb #45DaysCodingChallenge #CrackYourPlacement #CrackYourInternship #ArshGoyal #Internship #placement

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https://lnkd.in/d5rgp9RD what is dsa | which language is best for dsa | dsa is important for get a job ? #dsa Data Structure and Algorithms In this video, we explore the concept of Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and its significance in the world of programming and software engineering. We discuss what DSA entails, its importance in solving complex problems efficiently, and how it forms the foundation for coding interviews and technical interviews. We also address the common question of which programming language is best for DSA and provide insights into the pros and cons of different languages for DSA implementation. Additionally, we delve into the relevance of DSA in the job market and how having a strong grasp of DSA can significantly enhance your career prospects in the software development industry. #dsa , #datastructures , #algorithms , #programminglanguages , #python #shorts #jobprospects , #careerdevelopment , #codinginterviews , #technicalinterviews , #problemsolving , #softwareengineering , #college #webdeveloper , #codinglife #coding #computerscience , #programming , #careergrowth , #codingknowledge , #AlgorithmicThinking, #codingchallenges , #CodingCompetitions, #technicalskills , #interviewpreparation , #CodingProficiency, #programmingcareer , #codingbestpractices , #ProgrammingLanguagesforDSA, #DSAImportance, #jobmarket , #softwaredevelopment #developerlife

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🚀 Day 12/30 of the DSA Challenge 🚀 Today, I dive deep into the world of singly linked list. I have explore more problems with different approach and new concepts. Consistency is proving to be the most rewarding aspect of my journey! 🔄 Previous Revision + Problems Solved 🔄 Merging Two Sorted Linked Lists into One: Combining two sorted lists into a single, streamlined sorted list. Merging Multiple Sorted Linked Lists into One: Tackling the challenge of merging multiple sorted lists while maintaining order. Finding the Middle Element of a Linked List: Implementing efficient algorithms to pinpoint the exact middle of the list. Cycle Detection in a Linked List: Utilizing advanced techniques to determine if a linked list contains a cycle, a crucial skill for list manipulation. This marks Day 12 of my 30-day DSA challenge. The journey has been incredibly enlightening, and I'm thrilled to continue exploring more data structures and algorithms in the days ahead. Let's keep pushing the boundaries and growing together! 💪✨ #dsa #30daydsachallenge #cpp #striverdsasheet #linkedlist #coding #programming #learning #growth

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#Day31 #NxtWave #ccbp4.0 Today is day31 in my coding. Today I wrote a code in #python to find average N inputs.

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#Day33 #NxtWave #ccbp4.0 Today I learned #forloop concept in #python. I wrote a code regarding for loop concept.

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#NxtWave #day05 #30dayscodechallenge 🎓 Unlocking the Power of GROUP BY and HAVING Clauses in SQL! 🚀 I've been diving into the intricacies of the GROUP BY and HAVING clauses in SQL, and it's been a fascinating experience! Understanding how to group data to generate meaningful summaries has opened up new possibilities in data analysis. The GROUP BY clause allows me to categorize data into groups, while the HAVING clause lets me filter these groups based on specific conditions—adding a powerful layer of precision to my queries. These skills are crucial for gaining deeper insights from data, and I'm excited to continue applying them in real-world scenarios. 📊💻 #SQL #DataAnalysis #LearningJourney #GroupBy #TechSkills #NxtWave #30dayscodechallenge

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Day 15/45 : #CrackYourInternship #CrackYourPlacement Challenge of Arsh Goyal DSA Sheet ✅ Solved 4 problems (4 - Medium) Here is My GitHub Repo : https://lnkd.in/gYm7VUCV #DSAChallenge #CodingJourney #ConsistentGrowth

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📈 Day 31/75 of #75DaysOfCode 📈 Just tackled the "Remove Duplicates from Sorted Array" problem! Here's how I approached it: 🔗 Problem Link:https://lnkd.in/g4qW5yX5 💡 Problem Description: Given a sorted integer array where duplicates need to be removed in-place, maintaining the relative order of elements, and returning the number of unique elements. 🛠️ Approach: I employed a two-pointer technique. One pointer traverses the array, while the other keeps track of the position to overwrite duplicate elements. As the array is sorted, duplicates will be adjacent, allowing for efficient removal. By comparing adjacent elements and updating the array in-place, I achieved the desired result. 🎉 Thrilled to have successfully tackled this problem! Ready for more coding challenges as I continue my #75DaysOfCode journey! 🌟 #CodingChallenge #Algorithm #ArrayManipulation #LeetCode #C++Programming

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Today I learned about React Router and done regarding MCQs, coding. #Day122 #NxtWave #LearningReactJS #ReactJS

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[!Placement-100 Series] #9/100 - Remove nth Node from the List Namaskar Dosto🙏, The "remove nth node from the list" operation, typically performed on linked lists, finds applications in various scenarios where manipulation or traversal of linked data structures is necessary. Here are some real-life applications: Text Editors: In a text editor application, linked lists may be used to represent the characters or words in a document. Removing the nth node from such a list could correspond to deleting a specific character or word at a given position in the document. Task Management Systems: Task management applications often use linked lists to organize tasks in a to-do list. Removing the nth node from such a list could correspond to marking a task as completed or deleting it from the list. Playlist Management: In music or video streaming applications, linked lists may represent playlists or queues of media items. Removing the nth node from the list could correspond to removing a specific song or video from the playlist. Database Management: In databases, linked lists may be used to implement indexing structures or data storage mechanisms. Removing the nth node from such a list could correspond to removing a specific record or entry from the database. Social Networking: Social networking applications often use linked lists to represent connections between users or posts in a feed. Removing the nth node from such a list could correspond to removing a specific post or connection from the user's feed. Inventory Management: In inventory management systems, linked lists may be used to represent items in stock or orders in a queue. Removing the nth node from the list could correspond to processing or canceling a specific order. Video: https://lnkd.in/gNrEn4Wa Solve here: https://lnkd.in/djjvZDXR Placement-100 Series Sheet : https://lnkd.in/eQE469jA Get ready for the interview of Multiple Companies: Quantiphi Facebook Instagram Amazon Infosys Tata Consultancy Services Nagarro Wipro Info Edge India Ltd indiatoday Group HCLTech Accolite Deloitte KPMG India hashtag #placement2024 #problemsolving #coding #codingchallenge

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Day 97/365 of #fullstack #webdevloper #coding #challenge -> Today i learnt about #jwttokens for authentication and added the authentication to my backend project urlgenerator. -> I also revised the #concept of #binarysearch with Kunal Kushwaha felt nice to revise those concepts again 😃✌️ . . . #buildinginpublic #linkedin #nevergaveup

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🫡 Task no 2 Of Intern at Encryptix . 🫰Calculator With the help of calculator i can easily perform Add, Subtraction,Multiplicaton,Divide and Modulas as well . The language used it's( HTML ,CSS and JAVASCRIPT) Github Page:https://lnkd.in/dpW7mfGH #webDevelopment #Internship #HTML #CSS #Javascript #Coding #LearningByDoing #growth #skill #opportunity #challenges

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#nxtwave #ccbpian #gc1buildathon #html Hello, These are the tags that are new to me and interesting, Pre tag: The <pre> tag in HTML is used to define preformatted text. This means that the text inside a <pre> element retains both spaces and line breaks, displaying it exactly as it is written in the HTML code. It’s often used for code snippets or any text that requires a specific formatting. <Sub> and <sup>: The <sub> and <sup> tags in HTML are used to create subscript and superscript text, respectively. <sub> Tag Purpose: Displays text as a subscript, which appears slightly below the baseline. Example: H₂O This displays as H₂O. <sup> Tag Purpose: Displays text as a superscript, which appears slightly above the baseline. Example: E = mc² This displays as E = mc². <cite> tag: The <cite> tag in HTML is used to reference the title of a creative work, such as a book, article, song, or any other title. It typically indicates that the text represents the title of a published work. Purpose: To provide a citation for a source, making it clear that the enclosed text refers to a work. Styling: Browsers usually render the text in italics by default. <map> tag: The <map> element in HTML is used to create an image map, which allows you to define clickable areas within an image. Each area can link to different destinations, making parts of the image interactive. <area>: The <area> tag in HTML is used within a <map> element to define clickable areas on an image map. Each area can link to different URLs and can have various shapes, such as rectangles, circles, or polygons. Attributes of <area> 1. shape: Defines the shape of the clickable area. Possible values are: rect (rectangle) circle (circle) poly (polygon) 2. coords: Specifies the coordinates of the shape. The format depends on the 3. Shape: Rectangle: x1,y1,x2,y2 (top-left and bottom-right corners) Circle: x,y,r (center and radius) Polygon: x1,y1,x2,y2,... (a series of x,y coordinates)

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