Pragya Mishra

Frontend Developer || Hacktoberfest'23

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

Hi devs! Share your GitHub links below. Let's work together to help each other grow. We can do more as a team!
https://t.co/wWS3UzPvcK

[MrBeast @MrBeast]

I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made)

I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

https://t.co/NnDq7sCDiE

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@AdemoyeJohn So true!!! Sir

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@speckydude_js

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@AdemoyeJohn

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@suereact https://t.co/WLQjIPX615

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@suereact I also want to try to this actually..
Perhaps sharing your code there will help beginner frontend developers. If you post your code and showcase your skills publicly, it could benefit you.

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@_miloi if (collaboration === connect) {
console.log("Let's connect");
}

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@malikobansa https://t.co/mrmCkiVF40

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

Hello Developers 👋
JavaScript: Which logical operator do you use the most and why? Comment below!!

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@theshrestharaj Yes ☺️

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@AceTributon it sounds awesome! 🤖🎮

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

JavaScript Comparison: Which one do you use the most?

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

Hey X Algorithms,
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[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@AceTributon Sounds Great!! the Vtuber content plan! For production, Replit is great for coding, but a Cloud PC could offer more versatility. Consider your needs and budget.Excited to see your content every other Sunday! 🌟 Happy Coding!!

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@AceTributon Ohh Amazing!!

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@AceTributon Absolutely! Ace Using strict equality (===) and strict non-equality (!==) adds a layer of precision. It helps maintain clarity and avoids unexpected types of coercion. Your code snippet is a great example of leveraging these operators concisely. Well done! 👏

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

For learning skills, now I believe documentation is a more effective way to grasp concepts compared to getting stuck in tutorial hell. What's your take on this, developers?
#javascript #basics #development #documentation

[Pragya Mishra @pragya_twts]

@theshrestharaj Let's connect!!