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Day6 of #100DaysOfCode solved: 1.Intersection of Two Arrays 2.Maximize Happiness of Selected Children 3. Apple Redistribution into Boxes

It is time businesses took the correct and appropriate steps to manage mobile phone use, drawing up a agreement is halfway there, the next step is to make sure that it doesn’t happen while driving for work, be it a call or text. Software and App products are available to do the job to the maximum levels required by the companies, but these are currently not being utilised to protect the employee, business or the general public. Why are products such as Drivecommander being discounted, when they can cover every base required from this type of management mindset, we are at a loss !

Ever found yourself wondering about the impact of phones in classrooms? 🤔 Our latest blog post dives deep into the debate over whether schools should ban phones during class hours. 💼 We'll discuss: 1️⃣ Examples of phone use during lessons, 2️⃣ State interventions to implement bans and, 3️⃣ The hurdles teachers face enforcing existing policies. From Netflix-binging students to those placing bets on gambling apps - we're exploring it all! 👀 Join us as we try to unfold how our pocket-sized devices might be compromising education. After all, knowledge is power, right? 🎓 Check out our new article now! #phonebanatschools #classroomrules https://buff.ly/432qUfN

Just like Android’s rapid innovations and Apple’s smooth, integrated experiences keep us on our toes, great teachers keep the learning process exciting and effective. Android’s open-source flexibility and Apple’s seamless quality push the limits of technology, much like how teachers push the boundaries of education to spark creativity and drive growth. So, here’s a fun question: If you were to compare your favourite teacher to a tech platform, which would they be and why? Drop your answers below and let’s celebrate how both tech and teachers keep us moving forward! Happy Teachers’ Day!🖋️

Why are we, the professionals not looking at ways such as the systems mentioned below to assist in reducing mobile phone use which in turn will reduce collisions and fatalities on our roads. Our Governments should make it mandatory for the systems to be installed in all vehicles to prevent fatalities. A simple solution to a serious issue for road safety.

BusWhere was built for parents, by parents. It's a service that lets parents see their child’s bus moving on a map in real-time and receive notifications in case of delays. For BusWhere, the real-time component was a large area of functionality that, if someone else could solve it for them and provide it as a service, then they could focus on the core of their business. After a serendipitous meeting with PubNub’s co-founder Stephen Blum at a tech meet-up, BusWhere knew that PubNub was the answer. Thanks to PubNub, BusWhere was able to incorporate real-time capabilities in a couple of days, as opposed to the weeks or months it would have taken to build a sockets solution on its own. Read the full case study here: https://buff.ly/4b1x9Dr

Technology is changing fast! Join us today at 5:30 pm to learn how to keep up with your kids' online activity. We'll cover Apple safety features so you can protect them while still giving them room to explore. This workshop provides tips on: Setting healthy screen time limits Using effective parental controls Staying involved in a positive way Let's meet our kids where they're at while keeping them protected. If you haven’t signed up, there’s still time left: https://hubs.la/Q02lph_40

LeetCode Weekly Contest 388. Question 1 - Apple Redistribution into Boxes First find the total sum of Apple and sort the Capacity array in descending order. Keep reducing the sum from the capacity array until sum<=0 and keep the no. of operations took. Submission Link: https://Inkd.in/g2QHAM6c Question 2 - Maximize Happiness of Selected Children Make a priority queue and add all the elements in the queue. Keep a variable temp=0 and for each iteration where we will decrease the value of k we will increase the value of temp by 1. And for each iteration get the top element of priority queue and decrease the element by temp. If the value of temp is smaller than 0, don't add it in the answer, else add it in the answer. Submission Link: https://Inkd.in/gYJtgaw5 Question 3 - Shortest Uncommon Substring in an Array Use pure brute force approach, make subsequence of every string present in the array and then check if it is present in the array or not. Submission Link: https://Inkd.in/gv2AckaD Question 4 - Maximum Strength of K Disjoint Subarrays Wasn't able to solve it in the given time frame. Submission Link: https://Inkd.in/gV2zcH7R Follow: Aadarsh Shaheb Singh for more contest discussions.

Organisation is the key to success. Here are my quick tips for parents on how to create a study planner with their child to develop routines and habits, whilst also prioritising the subjects they need to work on the most. Simple - effective - no cost ✅🗓️

Did your kid get a new device before heading back to school? Keep them safe online by setting boundaries, staying involved, and keeping the conversation open. Get all the tips here ▶ https://lnkd.in/eRd59-Mz #BacktoSchoolSafe