Soo i am a bachelors (hons) comp sci student.
Nobody knows about this account, Nobody knows who i am.
This is the place I'm going to be documenting what im learning and how im learning it and sometimes ill share the why too.
Anyways this is my first of many.
Regards
Migrated my local flask app to flask using the infamous AWS server less stack
S3 - Static Sites, HTML, CSS, JS
Lambda - Py scripts and functions, DynamoDB - Live progress bar,
Bedrock - Claude,
API Gateway - Trigger to run the lambdas
Started learning AWS cloud services to be able to say my project is "server less"
so going to be concentrating on
S3 Bucket (At the time of this post, on this)
Lambda
API Gateway
DynamoDB
Let me give a short summary on what I was up to for the last couple of what felt like centuries,
- I was in a disastrous position in learning multi threading using Java. Conquered it. Got A+ overall in the subject.
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- Landed a 4 month (17.3ish weeks) internship where I learned what I desired to and hence poured my heart out without having an ounce of regret.
In short I learned, Agentic AI and Web Developement
This one took a while to post because i was learning a vital concept - data structures and algorithms.
I learned about linked lists and gave it methods to modify its length through various means e.g. adding the node in the beginning, end, at a certain position and so on.
about it) now instead of making a big whole scene, i wasnt stressed or anything bec I had already completer 1/2 parts of the assignment and then i messaged one group n they accepted me gladly and hence the divergent format of codes. We gotta adapt one way or another or we fall.
Learned the concepts of
merge sort,
bogo sort (better try ur luck in a casino or something haha),
selection sort and quick sort.
Quick sort took a bit of writing down steps to understand but it's interesting.
#computerscience
Got introduced to vim motions.
Chat am i getting in a "no return" territory or is this the commencement of fun.
Stay tuned to find out
#vim#vimmotions#computerscience
point to the new node and the previous first node point to the new node as its previous).
Position gets 1 less every iteration due to which (if the index is valid) we land on the node right before the target node and then we just re-assign next and previous
3/3
#compsci
So I'm learning Data Structures and Algorithms.
So far,
- learned the difference between binary/recursive Binary search and Linear search
- Learning linked lists right now, understood the theory of it but faced a hurdle at "insert" in terms of code. Next -> 1/3
The hurdle was regarding how we're using the position index.
We assign the position (a counter) to the value of the intended index
We loop until position is greater than 1 as 1 is what the head points to, the first node (and in that case we'll just make the head-
Next -> 2/3
Learned about scraping data with python using the "BeautifulSoup" library.
Used "Hacker News" and extracted the titles and their links based on the number of votes, stores them in a dictionary and used "prettyprint" to display them
#python#computerscience