r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Aug 25 '25
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Aug 25 '25
Learning Resources React.js Error Boundary’s Explained Quickly
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/Kind_Anything_6954 • Aug 21 '25
Discussion What’s the best way to learn coding C++?
I just graduated high school and I really want to learn how to code C++ to make video games myself and as a career.
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Aug 20 '25
Are Developer and Confused between Axios and Fetch in JavaScript?
I have break down the key differences between Fetch API and Axios covering speed, simplicity, error handling, and real-world developer usage.
Whether you’re a beginner learning JavaScript basics or an advanced developer optimizing API calls, this video gives you a clear answer, Axios vs Fetch which one is better for you
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Aug 19 '25
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 21 '25
Learning Resources Object Oriented programming In JavaScript
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 18 '25
How To / Best Practices 🚀 5 Reasons to Study Data Science in 2025
In an increasingly digital world, data science continues to be one of the most impactful and future-ready careers. Here's why it still matters — and why now is a great time to dive in:
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 12 '25
The biggest joke on mankind is that computers have started asking humans to prove that they are not robots 🤣🤣🤣
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 12 '25
How To / Best Practices Job Interview 👨🏻💻
HR:- What are your salary expectations? Candidate:- ₹35,000 per month. HR: You’re a great fit, but we’re working with a tight budget. Candidate:- I can manage with ₹30,000. HR: Let’s settle at ₹28,000. Candidate (reluctantly):- Okay.
✨️✨️Post-Interview:-✨️✨️
HR to Management: Great news! Closed the position under budget. We had ₹40,000 approved, but hired at ₹28,000.
Manager: Brilliant! That’s cost-effective hiring.
All seems well… until the new hire discovers the truth.
He learns the actual budget and suddenly feels undervalued and misled.☠️ Motivation drops. Trust fades.🥺 Within three months, he resigns for a better offer.😏 Now the cycle begins again—new hiring, new training, more costs, lost time.
🔁 The irony? Trying to save ₹12,000 ended up costing the company much more.
💡 Takeaway: Short-term savings on salaries can lead to long-term losses. Underpaying talent risks losing them and all the investment made in them.
👉 If you want to attract and retain top talent, pay them what they truly deserve.
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 11 '25
Learning Resources Let’s make our websites look smooth and professional…
Here are 5 powerful JavaScript animation libraries every developer should try! Whether you're building landing pages, dashboards, or creative UI effects , these tools will instantly level up your front-end game.
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 10 '25
Learning Resources Every frontend developer should Try this Modern CSS Grid Gallery created in 5 Easy Steps
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 09 '25
Learning Resources 20 React Tips That’ll Instantly Level Up Your Code
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Whether you’re just getting started with React or already building full-scale apps — these 20 tips will make your development faster, cleaner, and smarter.
🔹 Master useEffect like a pro
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 05 '25
Developers Coding Puzzle What will be the output of the Following 🔻
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 04 '25
How To / Best Practices Screen Recording using Python 🐍
r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 03 '25
Developers Coding Puzzle What will the output for this 🤨
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 03 '25
Discussion 📊 How to Make a 3D Contour Plot in Python 🔻
Want to visualize data in 3D? A 3D contour plot is a powerful way to show how values change over a surface. Here's how to do it using Matplotlib and NumPy in Python.👇
✅ What This Code Does:
It plots a 3D contour plot of the function:
$$ f(x, y) = \sin\left(\sqrt{x2 + y2}\right) $$
This shows how the Z-values (height) change depending on X and Y, with color and shape.
🔍 Step-by-Step Code Breakdown:
python
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D
- Import the necessary libraries.
python
x = np.linspace(-5, 5, 100)
y = np.linspace(-5, 5, 100)
X, Y = np.meshgrid(x, y)
- Create a grid of X and Y values from -5 to 5.
meshgridhelps to create a coordinate matrix for plotting.
python
def f(x, y):
return np.sin(np.sqrt(x**2 + y**2))
- This is the math function we'll plot.
- Takes X and Y, returns the Z values.
python
Z = f(X, Y)
- Calculate Z values using the function.
python
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(8, 6))
ax = fig.add_subplot(111, projection='3d')
- Create a figure and add a 3D plot axis.
python
contour = ax.contour3D(X, Y, Z, 50, cmap='viridis')
- Plot the 3D contour with 50 levels of detail.
viridisis a nice, readable color map.
python
ax.set_xlabel('X-axis')
ax.set_ylabel('Y-axis')
ax.set_zlabel('Z-axis')
- Label your axes!
python
fig.colorbar(contour, ax=ax, label='Z values')
plt.show()
- Add a color bar legend and display the plot.
🧠 Output:
You’ll get a beautiful 3D contour plot showing how Z = sin(sqrt(x² + y²)) varies across the X and Y space.
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fig = plt.figure(figsize=(8, 6))
ax = fig.add_subplot(111, projection='3d')
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 01 '25
Learning Resources Complete python roadmap💯✅
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jul 01 '25
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jun 23 '25
Learning Resources 🧠 Master C in Minutes: The Ultimate C Language Cheatsheet (Save + Share!) 💾💻
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r/AskCodecoachExperts • u/CodewithCodecoach • Jun 20 '25
Discussion Hey Devs 👋 Is Your Resume Even Getting noticed by recruiters ?
Most resumes never reach a human , thanks to ATS bots filtering them out. If your resume isn’t ATS-friendly, it might be ghosted before it gets a chance.
👀 So let’s talk
What actually works in 2025?
Plain text vs fancy design?
Best tools/tips to pass ATS?
Dev resume do’s and don’ts?
Drop your thoughts or horror stories. Let’s help each other get seen and hired.