Built a C program to find the largest among three numbers 💻 Used stdio.h for input and output functions. Took user input using scanf(). Applied if-else if-else conditional statements. Used logical operators for comparison. Improved understanding of decision-making in C. Practiced clean syntax and structured coding. Strengthening core programming fundamentals step by step 🚀 Small logic programs help build strong problem-solving skills 🔥 Consistency is the key to mastering programming 💡 #CLanguage #Programming #CodingJourney #LearnToCode #CProgramming #StudentDeveloper #LogicBuilding #TechSkills #ComputerScience #VSCode

Created a C program to perform basic mathematical operations 💻 Took user input using scanf() for real-time calculations. Implemented addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Used conditional statements to handle division by zero safely. Focused on logic building and clean program structure. Learned how data types and operators work in C. Improved understanding of input–output functions. This program strengthened my core programming basics. Small projects make fundamentals strong 🚀 Learning step by step and moving forward 🔥 #CLanguage #CProgramming #CodingJourney #LearnToCode #ProgrammingBasics #StudentDeveloper #LogicBuilding #ComputerScience #TechLearning #VSCode

🚀 Day 6 — 30 Days of C Programming Continuing to stay consistent and build discipline through this challenge. I’m using it to deepen my programming foundation for academics, career preparation, and stronger analytical thinking — focusing on steady improvement each day. Today’s Learning Goals: • Grasp how functions are structured and executed in C • Explore parameter passing and return mechanisms • Break problems into reusable, well-organized code blocks Micro-Challenge (Competitive Style): Write a C program that uses functions to check whether a number is a Palindrome (reads the same forward and backward). Example: Input: N = 121 Output: Palindrome Input: N = 437 Output: Not Palindrome Helpful Tip: Practice separating input handling, core logic, and output into different functions — this mirrors how competitive programming solutions are structured under time pressure. If you’re learning C (or preparing for coding contests), what problem did you solve today? Share below — or join me in this challenge. #LearningInPublic #CProgramming #StudentDeveloper #Consistency #BuildInPublic

Good evening everyone 👋 Sometimes we copy a command from normal text and paste it into the system. It looks correct, but it doesn’t work. One small reason can be the hyphen (-). Example: npm install my-package This command may fail even though it looks fine. This usually happens because: the copied hyphen is not the real coding hyphen it only looks the same the computer treats it as a different character To us, there is no visible difference. To the computer, there is. Because of that single character, the command fails. Simple takeaway: If copied code doesn’t work, type it manually once. Sometimes the issue isn’t the logic — it’s just one character. #Coding #Programming #DeveloperLife

🚀 Mini Project: Number Guessing Game in C Built a simple Number Guessing Game using C language in VS Code 🎯 The program generates a random number between 1 to 100 and keeps guiding the user with hints like “Higher number please” until the correct guess is made. It also counts the total number of attempts taken to guess the number correctly. Key concepts used: 👉C Programming fundamentals 👉Loops & Conditional Statements 👉rand() and srand() for random number generation 👉Logic building & problem solving. This small project helped me understand how real-time user input and decision-making works in C. Learning by building 🚀 #CProgramming #MiniProject #EngineeringStudent #VSCode #LearningByDoing #ProblemSolving #TechJourney

🚀 Day 8 — 30 Days of C Programming Showing up again today — small steps, steady progress. I’m continuing this challenge to strengthen my core programming fundamentals. 💡 Today’s Focus: Printing each word of a sentence on a new line This might sound simple, but it pushed me to think about: • Working with strings in C • Identifying spaces as delimiters • Iterating character by character • Applying logic to format output cleanly 🛠 What I practiced: Taking a full sentence as input and writing a program that prints each word separately — one per line. A small exercise that builds stronger string handling and logical thinking. 📈 Why it matters: Exercises like this sharpen attention to detail and reinforce how data is processed step-by-step — a skill that scales to bigger programming problems. If you’re learning too — consistency beats intensity. What’s one small concept you practiced today? #30DaysOfCode #CProgramming #LearningInPublic #StudentDeveloper #Consistency #ProgrammingJourney

DSA Practice – Day 9 | Difficulty-Balanced Set Solved on LeetCode, focusing on backtracking, recursion, and dynamic programming concepts: Medium • LC 22 – Generate Parentheses — Backtracking, Recursion • LC 77 – Combinations — Backtracking • LC 216 – Combination Sum III — Backtracking, Pruning • LC 47 – Permutations II — Backtracking, Duplicate Handling • LC 39 – Combination Sum — Backtracking Hard • LC 486 – Predict the Winner — Dynamic Programming, Game Theory Core topics covered: Backtracking, Recursion, Pruning Techniques, Dynamic Programming, Game Strategy #DSA #LeetCode #Algorithms #DataStructures #ProblemSolving

New Blog Published – Sweep Line Technique (Part-1) I’ve just published a new blog breaking down the Sweep Line Technique — one of the most powerful strategies for solving range, interval, and geometry problems in DSA and Competitive Programming. In this post, I covered : -What Intervals and Events mean -Why sorting events is the core idea -How +1 / −1 counting works -Offline vs Online queries -A complete C++ implementation with examples I tried to explain everything in a beginner-friendly and visual way, so even if Sweep Line feels confusing, this should make it clear step-by-step. Read the full blog here : https://lnkd.in/dHb8MMRZ This is Part-1 of the series. -Part-2 dives into practical Sweep Line problem ideas including Union & Intersection of intervals, event ordering rules, and advanced query handling techniques. If you’re preparing for DSA interviews or Competitive Programming, this technique is definitely worth mastering. #DSA #CompetitiveProgramming #SweepLine #CPP #Programming #LearningInPublic #TechBlog #Algorithms

Select Current Line — Edit Instantly ⚡ Use Ctrl + L to quickly select the entire line where your cursor is placed. This makes editing, copying, deleting, or replacing lines fast and effortless. A simple yet powerful shortcut that helps you move faster and stay focused while coding 🚀 Follow Prince Bhanderi ♾️ for more VS Code shortcuts, coding tips, and productivity hacks 💎 #VSCode #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #WebDevelopment #CodingTips #DeveloperLife #TechSkills #LearnToCode #Productivity #CodeFaster

Day 02 with Soumyadarshan Dash 🇮🇳 Our Guider. 💻 Understanding the Basics: C & Assembly Language📚 🔹️C is a powerful general-purpose programming language known for its speed, efficiency, and control over system resources. 🔹️It is widely used in operating systems, embedded systems, and performance-critical applications, forming the foundation for many modern languages. 🔹️Assembly language, on the other hand, is a low-level language that communicates directly with the computer’s hardware using symbolic instructions. 🔹️It offers maximum control and efficiency but requires deeper technical understanding. ♦️Together, C and Assembly build the backbone of system programming and help developers understand how software truly interacts with hardware. Day 02 completed🚀💥 Every hardwork pays off🧠✅️ #Programming #ComputerScience #CProgramming #AssemblyLanguage #LearningTech