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[Code and Culture: The Meaning of Coding in Nigeria] In this blog post, we will discuss the meaning of coding in Nigeria and its importance in the Nigerian context. Coding refers . . . https://lnkd.in/gfbRmnbW

5 Tips to get you started in coding. Have you always wanted to get into coding but you feel it's too complex? Well, here you have it; 5 tips to get you started in coding. 1: Goal in mind: Determine what you want to build with coding (website, app, etc.) 2: Beginner-friendly language: Start with Python or JavaScript for their ease of use and versatility 3:Master the fundamentals: Learn variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. 4: Practice consistently: Even short daily coding sessions improve your skills. 5: Join the tech community: Connect with other learners for support and guidance. To get a vibrant tech community, click on this link https://lnkd.in/dVRzYFk2 to join SheCodeAfrica Owerri chapter. PS: What other tip will you add to the list? #SCAOwerrichapter

1. The First Software Developer Was a Woman Ada Lovelace was born in 1815 and became the first computer programmer. 2. JavaScript is Still the Most Popular Programming Language Following a survey, it stated that JavaScript ranked highest for usage at 49.47 percent. 3. There Are More Than 700 Coding Languages  Only Indonesia and Papua New Guinea have more languages in use than that at 710 and 836, respectively. 4. All Software Runs on Binary Codes Computers function on a “binary code.” What does that mean? Well, different types of software that run on computers use 0s and 1s for all combinations. It’s mind-blowing to think that an unlimited number of codes can get created with just these two digits. 5. There Are Cognitive Benefits to Learning How to Code Software Critical thinking skills, problem-solving skills, and teamwork skills are valuable characteristics that one can learn as a software developer.  Activities that are intellectually stimulating like coding and creating software have shown that they can reduce the likelihood of degenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. 6. FORTRAN Was the First Computer Programming Language #technology #future #softwareengineering #programing #analytics #software #computerlearning

🤔 🤔 Have you ever wondered how software developers bring their ideas to life? This week, I went behind the scenes and discovered so much about programming languages and development tools. Join me as I share my findings with you! 📝 First, I learned that programming languages are the instructions that computers follow, written in a specific syntax and semantics. Each language has its unique strengths and weaknesses, and choosing the right one is crucial for a project's success. 📝 I also explored the importance of Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, and Sublime Text. These powerful tools help programmers write, debug, and compile code more efficiently. 📝 Furthermore, I learned about the wealth of resources available to help programmers overcome obstacles. From official documentation to online communities and tech forums, there's a vast support system to help find solutions to common problems. Overall, this week's learning experience has given me a new appreciation for the art of programming and the tools that make it possible. I'm excited to continue learning and gaining deeper insights into software development. A big thank you to Dr. ‘Bosun Tijani, Somto Akujuruobi, and 3MTT Nigeria for their wonderful work, which has been a huge help to me and many others. #myweeklylearningjourney #3mttanambra #3mttnigeria #softwaredevelopment"

Today’s coding challenge with She Code Africa was all about reviewing the basics and getting comfortable with input and output operations. Reflections on Today's Challenge: Understanding and mastering basic input and output operations is a fundamental step in any programming journey. A simple challenge like this one however goes a long way in reinforcing foundational skills that support complex ones. Just as any good building starts with a strong foundation, programming also relies on an understanding of basic concepts at its beginning stages. Input and output operations are significant because they allow us to communicate with users properly and process data accurately. This is critical for debugging programs, as every piece of code has a purpose and understanding how data moves through programs is very important when developing optimized solutions. Well, just like houses built on solid foundations stand firm so does our knowledge hold when built upon core principles. #CodingChallenge #Day1💃

Good afternoon guys, Name: Bello Abdulyekini Fellow: FE/23/33962954 Cohort 2 Learning Track: Software Development. This is my third month of learning on 3MTT and I have learnt HTML CSS and JAVASCRIPT. I want to use this medium to showcase what I have been able to do with the knowledge I have gained. I built a portfolio website for myself. I used various tools I have learnt. I used Flexbox, Gird and media query for responsiveness. I also used DOM mapulation in JavaScript. 3MTT Nigeria #3MTTLearningCommunity #My3MTT

Coding facts- While the United States boasts around 350 spoken languages, the world of coding surpasses this diversity with over 700 programming languages in active use today. Only Papua New Guinea (836) and Indonesia (710) surpass the multitude of coding languages. While certain programming languages such as Java, Python, and HTML are widespread, others like Rust and Kotlin find application in more specialized contexts. Let's know about your favorite programming language? Please share and comment below. #Agile #Agility #coding #programminglanguages #facts #techeducation

So I stumbled on this CS lecture note for 100 level in my school where software development principles was discussed and thought it's nice to share. Since the principles are much, I will be starting with KISS but in a summary form. So The KISS principle in software development stands for "Keep It Simple, Stupid!" (though a nicer way will be "Keep It Super Simple"). It’s a way of reminding developers that the best solutions are often the simplest ones. Imagine you're building a LEGO house. You have two ways to do it: 1. Way 1: Use just the right amount of blocks and make sure each piece fits perfectly. 2. Way 2: Add a bunch of extra pieces that don't really help and make it harder to understand or fix later. The KISS principle says you should choose the first approach to keep it simple so that: - It's easier to build: You can finish faster without extra confusing stuff. - It's easier to fix: If something goes wrong, you can quickly see where the problem is. - It's easier to understand: If someone else wants to work on the house, they can figure it out without scratching their head. I've found myself wasting time building solutions that ordinarily should be simple. Applying this principle has really help improve. In my next post, I will be talking about another software development principle, so make sure you stick around. 3MTT Nigeria NITDA Nigeria #programmer #algorithm

This is my 22nd coding challenge🔥🧑💻. GM guys, So today I actually dive into JS (JavaScript) and this is my first experience, is confusing but at the same time is interesting and I don’t want to stop coding, well maybe is because am still in the baby step that’s why am finding it interesting 😁😁, but no matter what I will give it what he takes🔥.. I will also be sharing what I learnt over the night while I was coding, so this are what I actually learnt; - JS Camel Case - JS Pascal Case - JS Snake Case - JS Numbers (integer and Decimal) - Addition in JS - Subtraction in JS - Multiplication in JS - Division in JS - Rules for naming JS Variables. And am still rooting to learn more and advance in my learning, so that means to say I will be needing all your support in terms of materials like, book to read, courses to take, event to attend, people to connect with and anything else to enhance my learning while am still in AltSchool Africa and even outside of AltSchool Africa Let us use our skills to make this world a better and beautiful place 🙏🧑💻🥰. Asher Adeniyi AltSchool Africa HackerX Africa HackerX Decagon alx_africa ALX GHANA Sultan A. Emmanuel Joseph Paul Oladimeji Samuel Adetogun Ebenezer Don Andela #coding #dev #tech #engineer

To survive really well in Nigeria, especially when you have to trade, you have to know to how to communicate with the Nigerian Pidgin. This is the common and informal language among the Nigerians. This app converts English sentences to the Nigerian Pidgin. It can be helpful to foreigners and anyone hoping to learn this language. I was able to achieve this app with -python -streamlit You can access it this app here: https://lnkd.in/dX7nbAQq Tech Expert Academy Hugo