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Ejiod:
I was called for an interview for Business intelligence developer. I know Anthony bustop but Dont know the exact direction to the office.
Venue: Plot 144A, Oshodi/Gbagada Express, Anthony, New Castle Bus Stop.

How was your interview brother? Wishing you success

classicdude1:
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Cool Python Codes.

I can't thank you more for what you shared. Before the lecture, I knew nothing about data science, I know better know. Although the lecture is just the prerequisite, I learnt alot.
Please , I'll appreciate if anyone has any other valuable material to share. Especially if it's from "lazyprogrammer"

great share. Thumbs up

How will you cope with copyright issues? your site will be brought down if it gains recognition. It is illegal to host movies if you don't have the license to do so. it's a serious offence if you reside in an European country.
You don't have to spend much if you want to own a movie streaming site. There is a script built on laravel framework that searches for movies and descriptions automatically. You can use the script without directly hosting movies on your site, it can be customized to fetch movies from hosting companies using their API and imdb description.
I own one last year but traffic was a major issue. Making money through movie niche requires a very huge amount of traffic.

This is beautiful

Jazakumullahu kaeera

pcguru1:
I am . Reading CLRS am not gonna lie it takes a while to stick because of the mathematical background needed especially the notation but am beginning to see the benefit. Worked on a project recently that was solved with the concept of a FIFO queue. It's really not easy try this visual data or something it shows the visualisation of the data structure. Anyone not taking algorithm serious will find it hard to scale interviews esp when asked about code efficency

I'm inspired, there was a time I was trying to focus on algorithms because someone introduced hackerrank to me and the challenges were to tough for me. I came across CLRS, I tried to understand that book but I just couldn't. I didn't know if I was doing mathematics or I was programming. It has a lot of proving and rather than the book solving my problem, it was compounding it. I had to leave the book.
I'll go back to the book hopefully it gets less scary this time.

Automate the Boring Stuff with Python is the best book I have read on Python. I don't know if it has been updated but trust me, you'll like it

Leopantro:
Thinking Recursively with Java can be found at
https:// / EdwinDigitalLibrary

Thank you brother, but I couldn't download it. Is there any other way you can help?

I'm trying to improve my programming skills and currently I'm trying to understand how recursion works. The examples I have been seeing are giving me headache.
I went online and I saw resources but I couldn't get them for free.

* Introduction to Recursive Programming , M. Rubio-
Sánchez (Taylor & Francis, 2017) [In Python]
* Practicing Recursion in Java , I. Pevac (CreateSpace
Independent Publishing Platform, 2016)
* Thinking Recursively with Java , E. S. Roberts (Wiley,
2006) [Also an earlier edition in Pascal]
* Recursion via Pascal , J. S. Rohl (Cambridge University
Press, 1984)

I'll be grateful if any one can help me with any of those materials or any similar material.
Thanks in advance

orimion and Haskell are 5 and 6

def dirReduc(l):
cor = ['NORTH','SOUTH','WEST','EAST']
i = 0
while i < len(l)-1:
if l[i] == cor[0] and l[i+1] == cor[1] or l[i] == cor[1] and l[i+1] == cor[0]:
del(l[i])
del(l[i])
i = 0
elif l[i] == cor[2] and l[i+1] == cor[3] or l[i] == cor[3] and l[i+1] == cor[2]:
del(l[i])
del(l[i])
i = 0
else:
i += 1
return l

To all social media marketing gurus. Please I have a website in movie niche and I know YouTube will be the most appropriate platform to promote it. Can anyone please help me with a method either free or paid to drive traffic to it.
Thanks in advance

Nmeri17:
The best way to learn it IMO is by practising. If you've gotten a solid grasp of data structures, you can use a piece of paper and a pen to strategize how to achieve your aim-- be it meta programming or plain dynamic programming. Tutorials will only serve to confuse you.

Shortly after I acquainted myself with it, I came across this tutorial. Most, if not all, of what is discussed there is correct but is convoluted and ambiguous. With some concentration, the concept itself is simple. If I'd read it first, I'll be confused and frustrated. My advice is don't look for who'll teach you. You can figure it out yourself.

Thanks. I'm grateful for this

What a wonderful discussion. For a while I have been trying to understand dynamic programming, I'm really struggling with it. I have gone online and seen tutorials but I still don't understand the concept behind most answers and some it take me hours to understand. Please I want to know if someone here knows a superb material for absolute beginners to understand dynamic programming

Jamb cut off at 120!!! Is it jamb that's getting too difficult or youths are getting dumb

Is it jamb that's getting too difficult or youths are getting dumb

Keeppushing:
i am currently taking a class with IIHT lagos on mobile app development. though the class just started but so far it has been interesting. you can join too.


they also conduct international certification exams.

Hi brother, Can I have your contact? I'm also in IIHT currently taking ICWD (WEB) We can share ideas

orimion:
https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/separate-the-numbers/submissions/code/51981004

It was definitely not easy

I'm just curious on why u chose Haskell. It has unfamiliar syntax. I use python because of its simplicity. I'm yet to see any language as easy as python

orimion:
https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/separate-the-numbers/submissions/code/51981004

It was definitely not easy

Bravo

There is a stubborn challenge I want you guys to try out on Hackerrank
https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/separate-the-numbers/problem

The challenge was rated easy, but I think medium would have been appropriate to describe its complexity

The challenge is to determine if a string has numbers that are consecutive with a difference of 1.
Example 1234, 91011 and 99100 should all return YES
while something like 101113, 2325 should both return NO

We have strong programmers on Nairaland

my python 3 solution to RLE Encoding

a = 'wwwwaaadexxxxxx'

a += '!'
i,s = 0,''
while i < len(a)-1:
c = 1
while a[i] == a[i+1] and i < len(a)-1:
c,i = c+1, i+1
s += a[i]+str(c)
i += 1

print(s)

Solution to RLE decoding

import re
a = 'A12T3Y4'

x = re.compile(r'[A-Za-z]')
y = re.compile(r'\d+')

p = x.findall(a)
q = y.findall(a)

z = ''
for i in range(len(p)):
z += p[i]*int(q[i])

print(z)

Python 3

def solve(z):
p,count = z.upper(),0
for b in set(p):
if p.count(b) > 1:
count+= 1
return count

s = 'aabBcde'
print(solve(s))

https://ideone.com/DhTkdh
https://ideone.com/DhTkdh

Nice challenge. But who can come up with the RLE string decoding solution. Eg W4E2H3 should be WWWWEEHHH and A12T3Y4 should be AAAAAAAAAAAATTTYYYY

Covert:
Hi, good to know there are people interested in stuffs like cp (competitive programming) here in Nigeria. So, I have been searching for a strong community online/offline centered mainly on algorithm and competitive programming here in Nigeria. My search has been futile. What I'm looking for are like minds who are passionate about algorithms and problem solving in general.

I was a participant in that contest (Week of Code 33 on hackerrank) in your post, that was my first on hackerrank. The experience was awesome but I think it could have been better if there was a community. Don't get me wrong I don't believe in self deception such as code sharing am just looking for a community. Since have not seen any "working" community here in my country. I wouldn't mind if we could be some kind of programming buddies or just start an active community, probably on whatsapp or here on Nairaland.

BTW, I will be participating in WOC 34 on hackerrank starting tomorrow.

If you share the same thought with me. just respond on the thread or request my mail...

07033988642
The email address I used while registering is no longer active
I will love to hear from you

Really sorry about that.
Can you please share some of the questions you were asked? so others can benefit.
I hope you get a good job soonest

I have basic knowledge of c#. However I would like to know how to create social media bots. I wish to implement features like follow and unfollow, auto comment, posting on profile and the likes.
Can anyone please lead me to a website or material where I can achieve all that
Thanks in advance

olaolaking:
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Sure

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There is a programming challenge going on on Hackerrank. It's a 7 day contest and it's currently on day 2. It's a world wide challenge and winners are rewarded.
Feel free to post your challenges when tackling the problem

https://www.hackerrank.com/contests/w33/challenges?utm-source=w33-startday2&amp;utm-medium=email&amp;utm-campaign=w33

Join the contest and let us see how far you can go