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Python Tip 💡 You can use the enumerate() function to get both the index and value of items in a list. This is a cleaner and more readable way to loop through items with their indices! For example:

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What do you have? 1. Curve Display Phone 2. Flat Display Phone

JavaScript tip: Use Leverage WeakMap for private data. WeakMap allows you to store private data for objects, which is not accessible or modifiable from outside. Example:

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Have you remember Relation and Function chapter?

JavaScript Tip 💡: Use Array.prototype.reduceRight() to process arrays from right to left. It’s useful for operations like reversing strings or flattening arrays. Example:

If IIT graduate students are unemployed and their minimum pay drops to 4 LPA, what will that mean for non-IIT graduate students like us?

JavaScript Tip: Use String.prototype.padStart() and String.prototype.padEnd() to align text. These methods are useful for formatting strings to a fixed length, adding padding to the start or end.

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JavaScript Challenge: What will be the output of the following code?

How many playlists do you have on your Spotify? Mine - 4

How would you write "I am Sorry" 100 times?

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Python Tip 💡 Use dictionary comprehensions for concise and readable transformations. It’s a clean way to create dictionaries from iterable data.

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