Having a clear goal in life .Is like having a clear destination.

Day 17. Solved the “Designer Door Mat” pattern using Python loops and string alignment today. Learning to see patterns, think in steps, and keep it clean. #100DaysOfCode #Python #Day16 #BuildingInSilence

✅ Day 16. Today I learned to format integers into decimal, octal, hex, and binary neatly using Python, aligning outputs with rjust() for clean coding practice. It’s the small clean details that sharpen skills. We keep moving. #100DaysOfCode #Python #Day15 #BuildingInSilence

RT @clcoding: Data Science and Machine Learning – Mathematical and Statistical Methods . • Save 100+ hours on research. It's 100% FREE!. To….

✅ Day 14. Today I cracked textwrap.fill() in Python to wrap strings cleanly, understood hidden test case failures, and learned why avoiding extra prints matters in competitive coding. Tiny steps, real clarity. We move. #100DaysOfCode #Python #Day14 #BuildingInSilence

✅ Day 14. Today’s win: Practiced string alignment in Python using .ljust(), .center(), .rjust(). Small consistent steps > big empty plans. Staying consistent, staying quiet, staying focused. #100DaysOfCode #Python #Day14

RT @TheVixhal: Just LateXed my resume. No job or internship experience yet (Reason : I'm newbie 2nd year student). Just a bunch of projects….

RT @sabir_huss50540: Paid Course?. I'm giving you access to 15+ FREE Courses. 1. Microsoft Excel.2. Advanced Excel.3. Probability.4. Stati….

Day 14. Used textwrap.fill() today. Turns messy strings into clean lines in one line. Python flex . #100DaysOfCode #Python #Dev

Day 13/100 🐍. HackerRank said: capitalize every word. Me: .upper(). HackerRank: ❌. Me now: .capitalize() + join + split ✅. Tiny wins stacking up. #100DaysOfCode #Python #Dev

Day 12.Today I learned how to check if any character in a string is a letter, number, or uppercase without writing long if-else ladders. It’s crazy how much cleaner code gets once you understand how to think in Python, not just type. Small steps, consistent progress. #100days

Day 11 – #100DaysOfCode .Solved “count substring in string” HackerRank problem today. ✅ Learned how to use slicing for exact substring matches.✅ Realized in is for checking existence, not exact position matches. Every small logic learned is a brick in my coding foundation. 🚀GN

RT @hamptonism: Machine Learning Algorithms:

Day 10 #100DaysOfCode.🧠 Key Learning Points:.✅ Strings are immutable, so convert to list for mutation. ✅ Use the function parameters (position, character) dynamically. ✅ Always join your list back to a string before returning. ✅ Print cleanly for HackerRank checks.

Day 09 #100daysofcoding. Solved two problems .1️⃣ Replace spaces with hyphens cleanly using .split() and .join(). 2️⃣ Print “Hello first last! You just delved into python.” using function parameters and f-strings. #Python #HackerRank #Day9 #CodeNewbie #LearningByDoing

Day 8 .“Check if a year is a leap year. Return True or False.”.Python: .✅ Practiced:.– Boolean returns.– Conditions with % 4, % 100, % 400 logic. 🚀 Small steps, but every line of code is building my future. #Python #HackerRank #Day8

Finally using Python 2 environment done the question

Day 7 .Tried to debug a HackerRank problem: 🚀 .💡 Learned that 'y' can be a vowel 🤯. Coding is 80% debugging, 20% staring at the screen 😂. Still coding, still learning! 💻 #Python #HackerRank #CodeNewbie #DebuggingDiaries".#Python #HackerRank #Day7 #CodeNewbie #DebuggingDiarie

🚀 Day 6 .Today I practiced string manipulation in Python by writing a case-swap function for HackerRank. ✅ Learned:.🔹 How to iterate over strings cleanly. 🔹 Difference between str.upper(), str.lower(), and str.swapcase(). 🔹 Writing clean, readable logic. #100DaysOfCode

What's your?. Mine highest 66 average 50

Day 4 & 5 hackerank.Hit a wall trying to solve a simple hash() problem on HackerRank —.✅ Code was correct.❌ But the output didn’t match their expected result. Lessons learned:.• Not all bugs are logic bugs.• Environment matters. #Python #HackerRank #CodeNewbie #Day5 #Le