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Abhishek Kumar

@iamabhishek012

React-Native Developer|ReactJs - NodeJs - Express Js - MongoDb| DSA | Talks about #development #newtech

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"🧠 JavaScript Logic Challenge!" Can you create an array of length n such that every index < k-1 or > n-k becomes -1, and the rest are 0? 🤔 Note : K >= 0 or k < n ❌ Don’t use any loops (for, while, etc) Drop your one-liner solution in the replies #JavaScript #CodingChallenge

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Practicing DSA on masterji.co Solved an array medium question—ZeroOutNonZeroNums. First tried a brute force (O(n²)) 😅, then saw the optimized solution—so simple yet elegant! Loved the clear explanation by Hitesh Choudhary & Chai Aur Code. #DSA #Coding

Practicing DSA on masterji.co 
Solved an array medium question—ZeroOutNonZeroNums.

First tried a brute force (O(n²)) 😅, then saw the optimized solution—so simple yet elegant! Loved the clear explanation by <a href="/Hiteshdotcom/">Hitesh Choudhary</a> &amp; <a href="/ChaiCodeHQ/">Chai Aur Code</a>. #DSA #Coding
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#Day16 completed of #25daysjschallenge on masterji app Today deepdived into defining singleton object, adding Values, nested objects,combining objects using assign and spread operator,optional chaining,some methods like keys,values, entries. Hitesh Choudhary Chai Aur Code

#Day16 completed of #25daysjschallenge on masterji app
Today deepdived into defining singleton object, adding Values, nested objects,combining objects using assign and spread operator,optional chaining,some methods like keys,values, entries. <a href="/Hiteshdotcom/">Hitesh Choudhary</a> <a href="/ChaiCodeHQ/">Chai Aur Code</a>
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As a software engineer, learn below to master System Design and build scalable, reliable systems: →Fundamentals a. System components (clients, servers, databases, caches) b. High-level vs. low-level design c. CAP Theorem d. Consistency models (eventual, strong, causal) e. ACID

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Sometimes some post really work like a strong reminder that you have something left and this is the time left. This post is like that. Have some plans pending, going to complete that or give my 💯% effort to complete that in next two month.

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Solved another DSA problem on the Masterji app! 💪 Learned to not give up, calm the tangled thoughts & think deeply before hints. Felt amazing when my thought process matched the hints — gained confidence, rebuilt logic, dry ran, then coded! thanks to Hitesh Choudhary for this gem

Solved another DSA problem on the Masterji app! 💪
Learned to not give up, calm the tangled thoughts &amp; think deeply before hints.
Felt amazing when my thought process matched the hints — gained confidence, rebuilt logic, dry ran, then coded!
thanks to <a href="/Hiteshdotcom/">Hitesh Choudhary</a> for this gem
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Do you know the difference between str[0] and str.charAt(0)? Both are used to find the first character of the string. But charAt fn always return array even if the char not exist in that index but str[0] can give you error in this case.