When you've a degree from IIT Delhi. You don't tell it but tell all the days reasons and sell dreams to many young people how simple and easy it is to get into Google. Nonsense.
Don't name your variables x y z, which is very important. If you're using language such as ruby or python, then there is no data type enforcement. So, you have to make the variable name as descriptive as possible without making it too big. No abbreviation allowed. On the other hand, if you are using language such as GO or C++, then you have to make the variable name very short. You may even have to use very short variable names in loops such as x, y, or z. The purpose is to make it modular so you don't have too much code in one file. Books such as Learning Go by Jon Bodner encourage you to use very short abbreviathen variable names.
For C++ we should give variables a self explanatory names, it would make our code easy to understand if we or any other person have to work with that code again. In the case of a loop variable, a single alphabet is a good choice for variable name.
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Don't name your variables x y z, which is very important. If you're using language such as ruby or python, then there is no data type enforcement. So, you have to make the variable name as descriptive as possible without making it too big. No abbreviation allowed.
On the other hand, if you are using language such as GO or C++, then you have to make the variable name very short. You may even have to use very short variable names in loops such as x, y, or z. The purpose is to make it modular so you don't have too much code in one file. Books such as Learning Go by Jon Bodner encourage you to use very short abbreviathen variable names.
For C++ we should give variables a self explanatory names, it would make our code easy to understand if we or any other person have to work with that code again.
In the case of a loop variable, a single alphabet is a good choice for variable name.
I’m really disheartened with coding etc due to AI, how are people managing to keep going and focus with this looming over our heads
Could you please elaborate like how the coding interface look like in interviews will it be like leetcode or different...
Nice video
I don't understand the third one
ok modular functions
Step0 : come up with solution