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“Just google it”
“Just read the docs”
“You could have done X”
yes im aware but i just wanted human connection 🥺
Imo, understanding requirements concisely before starting to work on any feature is a must. It avoids going back and forth and improves the communication.
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I am not the smartest software developer out there, I just know how to get the work done.
I am not someone who can create frameworks, but I know how to use them.
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I attended my first ever meetup.
🎉Misal Meetup 2.0 organized by @PeerlistHQ .
The experience was wholesome. Met with amazing folks.
Hope to attend many such meetups in future.
Thank you @hey_yogini and @designerdada
PS - I'll miss that Misal Pav😋
Hey everyone,
If you have been coding for a while, you must have come across -
a = a + b
and
a += b
What is difference between them?
How do they work under the hood?
Let's explore -
In case of second snippet,
a += b;
This operation implicitly casts the type of b to type of a.
i.e. double becomes integer.
At what costs?
we lose precision. The term for this is - Narrowing Primitive Conversion
I hope this thread helped you better understand both operations.
If you wanna dive deeper follow this links -
- docs.oracle.com/javase/specs…
- stackoverflow.com/questions/…
Share with your friends if you found it useful.