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If Programming Languages Were High School Stereotypes What if JavaScript was the popular kid? Python the straight-A student? We gave your favorite coding languages a classroom twist — because why not? Which one matches your vibe?

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🤔 Which code correctly checks if a string is truly empty — not just visually, but technically? A little whitespace can be deceiving in Python. Can you spot the real answer before looking?

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The developer journey, in 4 stages: 🧢 Intern: "I know everything" 📘 Junior: "I know nothing" 🏈 Middle: "Nobody knows I know nothing" 📐 Senior: "Nobody knows anything" Still wondering when imposter syndrome goes away... 👀

You won't become a developer overnight. But write code every day for a year? You'll debug, build, fail, ship — and grow. Bit by bit. Line by line.

It's Friday. Some are shipping features. Some are fixing bugs they introduced Monday. And some… are finally learning what a for loop is. Whatever stage you're at — keep going 💻🔥

Learning to code isn't magic. It's solving one tiny problem after another — until something works. Then you do it again. And again. Until one day… you're the one helping others.

Learning to code is 10% writing code and 90% Googling errors you don't understand… yet. That's normal. Keep going.

You don't need to "feel ready." Start before you're confident. Google everything. Break things. Rebuild. Repeat. That's how developers are made.

Most beginner coders think they need: ❌ A perfect tutorial ❌ A full roadmap ❌ "The right time" What they actually need: ✅ To start building stuff — even if it's messy

You're not behind. You're not too late. You're learning a new skill, and that takes time. Show up today. Even 15 minutes of coding is a win.

Learning to code is mostly: 🔍 Googling errors 🤔 Wondering why it's not working 😤 Breaking things 🎉 Fixing them by accident Repeat.

Code is like Lego. You don't need to invent the blocks. Just learn how to snap them together. Start building.

You don't need to know everything. You just need to know enough to build your next project. The rest? You'll learn it when you need it.

The fastest way to learn to code? Stop waiting to "feel ready". Pick a tiny project. Build it badly. Break it. Fix it. Repeat.