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Day-65 /#100DaysOfCode Understood some docker commands which shall come in handy while creating my project .docker build -t.docker images .docker run .docker start/stop .docker ps .docker cp .docker exec .docker rm .docker rmi.

Day-65 / Was going through these commands for creating a custom docker image . Thanx @bucky_roberts.for explaining the differences between the COPY & ADD keywords of the Docker file on your YT channel . Was watching you since the time u created your C++ playlist ! Kudos 2 U 😇

Day-64 / #100DaysOfCode - Got superficial knowledge about Docker file , images and containers . Gosh its deep !

Day-63 / #100DaysOfCode - Tried to Understand why did the containers come into existence if virtual machines were as it is present . Also studied why is docker so popular containerization technology ; was written in Go lang itself.

Day-62/#100DaysOfCode :Wanted to know what can be done if I want to use some go file's function in some other file.Learnt about exporting files and identifiers in go lang . o Modules (go mod init )Collection of packages .o Packages(Collection of files).o Camel Casing (Eported).

Day-61/#100DaysOfCode - Got to know this cool feature in go lang concerning functions that we can ignore few of those data returned by them using underscores.We can even return early from a function's body depending on a condition using this geeky stuff called Guard clauses.

Day60/#100DaysOfCode - Studied about functions today in go lang ,their use cases ,naming conventions, and return patterns .We can even declare the type of our return values along with their names using named returns.There's an 18+ name to this return mechanism too.#NextLevel.

Day-59/ #100DaysOfCode - Learnt about the various scopes in go lang for identifiers .Local /Function Scope .Block Scope .Global Scope .Package Scope .File Scope.

Day-58/ #100DaysOfCode - Began with variables today in Go Lang.(I)var.(II)const.(III) :=.No semi-colons required !.

Day-57/ #100DaysOfCode : Will drop down to the main function tommorrow . Got to know the purpose of having modules and packages in your go projects . go mod init . Great way to track dependencies and perform exporting & importing code entities.

Day-56/ #100DaysOfCode : Came to know that we can use underscores for preventing packages from disappearing cause of automatic garbage collection in go lang . Quite common when working with DataBase drivers . Since absence causes bugs& no usage causes.disappearance.

Day-55/ #100DaysOfCode -Was performing DOM manipulations today and came to know that we can perform styling on a DOM element at the point of selecting it via the following command :.document.getElementById("someId").style.display = none ; .#js #html #CSS

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Day-54/ #100DaysOfCode - studied about the difference between proxy & reverse proxy also their individual purposes and use cases .#network.

Day-53/ #100DaysOfCode - Studied .git squash .git pick .git rebase . #Git #GitHub.

Day-52/ #100DaysOfCode -Was revising my notes today .Took a break to play some Ps-2 And thought of removing it.via the command prompt instead . Learnt about Process Ids and their usage in killing processes .Inside command Prompt :.tasklist .Note the PID then .taskkill <PID>.

Day51-Was going through a video and came to know from @CoderEyed that the path u give for your module in the go mod init should be the name of ur github repository where we push our code.Thanx buddy !Ur a part of this newbie's ULTRA inconsistent #100DaysOfCode Challenge .#golang.

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