Ye dukh kaahe khatam nahi hota?! 😭
Me leaving: 25 Dec 🎒
@ashishchanchlani arrives: 27 Dec 💀
Ashish bhai, ticket cancel karu ya train se kood jaau? 🚂
Bas 2 din se reh gaya! Itna bura luck toh bijli ka bill bharne walo ka bhi nahi hota. Dil se bura lag raha hai. 💔🥲
#ekaki
🚀 Completed Project 2 today!
Built a simple Snake–Water–Gun game in C — a fun little beginner project where the computer picks a random option and you try to beat it. 😄
This one helped me understand:
🔹 Functions
🔹 Random number generation
🔹 Arrays of strings
@codewithharry
🔥 Wrapped up Chapter 10 – File Handling + the full practice set!
Worked with all the core functions: fopen, fclose, fscanf, fprintf, fgetc, fputc — and finally feel comfortable reading, writing, and modifying files in C 📄⚙️
@codewithharry
🧩 Wrapped up Chapter 9 – Structures along with the practice set!
Learned how to group different data types, use arrays of structures, pointers to structs, and even practiced with typedef 💼
Really enjoyed organizing data in a cleaner, more meaningful way 🤝
@codewithharry
✨ Completed Chapter 8 – Strings along with the full practice set!
Got comfortable with string functions, character arrays, slicing, and even writing my own versions of strlen and strcpy 🔤
@codewithharry
📚 Completed Chapter 7 – Arrays + the practice set!
Learned how to store multiple values using a single variable and explored pointer arithmetic & 2D and 3 arrays 🔢
The practice questions really helped solidify the concepts 💪
@codewithharry
🧠 Completed Chapter 6 – Pointers in C!
Explored how pointers store memory addresses and the power of * and & operators.
Understanding pointers opens up new ways to handle memory efficiently and deepens my C programming skills 🖥️✨ @codewithharry
🧠 Completed Chapter 5 – Functions & Recursion!
Finally understood how to break code into reusable parts and how a function can even call itself 🔁
Recursion felt tricky at first, but it’s super satisfying once it clicks 😄
@codewithharry
✅ Completed C – Chapter 4 + Practice Set 🔁
Learned:
while, do-while & for loops
Increment/decrement ops
break & continue
Loop logic & flow
Coded: tables, sum of numbers, factorial (for/while), reverse count, prime check 🔢
@codewithharry
Currently in 1st year and learning Web Development from Rohit Bhaiya.
Mid-sems broke my consistency, and I’m trying to rebuild my momentum.
If you’re learning from him too, I’d love to connect — having a study partner really helps! @rohit_negi9
Day 17: JS Variables & Data Types!
• Declared variables with let, const, and old var
• Primitive types: Number, String, Boolean, Undefined, Null, BigInt, Symbol
• Non-Primitive: Array, Object, Function
• Pass by value vs reference
• Mutability & immutability
@rohit_negi9
Day 16: Started JavaScript! ⚡
• What JS is & why it was created
• Client–server interaction & browser role 🌐
• Why JS: easy, secure, lightweight, GC built-in
• How it runs — the V8 engine in Chrome 🧠
• Running JS outside browser with Node.js 🚀
@rohit_negi9
Took a short break from my public learning journey for mid-sem exams 🧠📚 Now that they’re finally over, it’s time to get back to learning, sharing, and growing again 🚀
#PublicLearning#StudentLife#Consistency
✅ Finished C – Chapter 3 + Practice Set 🎯
Key takeaways:
if-else & else if ladder
Relational & logical operators
Ternary operator ?:
switch-case control
Wrote programs: pass/fail, tax calc, leap year, lowercase check, greatest of 4
@codewithharry
✅ Completed C – Chapter 2 + Practice Set 🚀
Learned:
- Instructions: type, arithmetic, control
- Operators (+ - * / %) & % rules
- Type conversion & promotion
- Precedence & associativity (*/% > + -)
- Control flow basics @codewithharry