#cs50x — Public Fediverse posts
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I did it!
I completed CS50x over the past year-and-change, scrambling to finish the final project before the clocks rolled over to the New Year (apparently didn’t have to)
The final project isn’t ready for the public, but 2025 is going to be a big year for the Greensleeves project - stay tuned!
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Goodbye C, on to Python!
Looking forward to using the relative-power-tools of newer programming languages. Even if David Malan is looking like he’s up to no good
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Ugh, so close to the end of the C programming sections of #CS50x
One more problem set before I can work with more modern programming languages that are less fiddly with the basics!
(would that be considered getting the training wheels taken off or sorta putting them back on?) -
On the Data Structures section of #CS50x and David Malan is going full code monkey
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I wrote a new blog post about completing #CS50’s Introduction to Computer Science (also known as #CS50x) and building a Flask blogging application as my final project for the course:
https://helenclx.github.io/blog/posts/2024-05-27-cs50x-course-completed/
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This last year started with a switch to #Archlinux for good. I then really took seriously my new career path and finished a #JavaScript course, which felt brutal but rewarding. I then enrolled in #CS50x which completely changed my game: almost two months spent everyday learning data structures and algorithms by using C. Then another two months of #python , #SQL , I wrote from scratch a Flask app of an idea of mine. And then I enrolled in CS50w as well for #webdev which I’m currently doing.
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Okay for Week3 Django of #CS50w this is kind of a weird one...
The search function asks kind of a lot of you. The best solution I can think of is using lambdas in conjunction with map() and filter(). Brian goes over lambdas in CS50w, but never goes over map() or filter(). I've been working on the assumption that CS50w is mainly a follow-up to #CS50x but this is something I only know from FreeCodeCamp. Is this covered in #CS50p ?