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Forwarded from Java Programming
What is the output of the below Java code?
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Hello World
26%
World
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Run time error
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Compilation error
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public class Solution {

public static void main(String args[]) {

int x = 6; int y = 5;

if(++y == x--) { System.out.println("Hello World"); }

else { System.out.println("World"); }
}
}
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Stages of my coding journey so far: HTML 😎 → CSS 💪 → JavaScript 😭
Relatable, anyone? 😂
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JavaScript fetch api
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Project Title: Recipe

Hey everyone, 👋

How are you doing?

Today I completed a project called 'Recipe for Coffee with Coconut Milk'. I built it using HTML and CSS.


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Forwarded from Yohannes Haile (Yohannes Haile)
enforced candle night dinner
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Forwarded from Tech Nerd (Tech Nerd)
So, we’ll have the session Today at 7:00 PM (1:00 local time, mata).

Topic: Intro to React Native for Web Devs
We’ll cover the basics, build a simple app, and create both an APK and an AAB file for the Play Store.

It’s not a full-on 0-to-hero course—just a quick intro with some best practices. 🔥

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Reality
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Website development

Hi guys 👋

Today I have exciting news to share! My team and I are building a project(:-Full stack website ), and I'll be sharing my journey of building it from scratch. I was nervous about it because I was learning everything while I do it.

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⭐️Px Vs Em Vs Rem


Do you choose the right unit for your CSS?

Understanding px, em, and rem is essential for building scalable and responsive designs.

1. px (Pixels)
- Fixed size.
- Doesn’t adapt to user preferences.
- Ideal for precise measurements like borders.

2. em (Relative to Parent)
- Relative to the font size of the parent element.
- Great for scaling elements within a component.

3. rem (Relative to Root)
- Relative to the font size of the root (:root).
- Ideal for consistent and global scaling.

When to Use?
- Use px for borders or fixed dimensions.
- Use em for local scaling inside components.
- Use rem for global consistency across the app.

💡 Bonus: Combine rem for base sizing and em for internal adjustments!

Next Post: Viewport Units (vw, vh, vmin, vmax)
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