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Literally so confused
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Pls help me in solving Fibonacci in python. Its literally hard. My output is not matching the test cases.
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[Answered] Generic SortedList quite literally assigned as <string, object> or SortedList non-generic?
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Does anyone have code ideas? I really want to code, but I have literally ZERO ideas....
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I heard if you can code in C, you can code in any language (not literally but...). Is this true?
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Can someone explain why my return values are literally the input and not the answer?
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Is it literally possible to ever become a professional web developer or programmer, without ever stepping in a university ?
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What's wrong with this function? What does it mean "outside function"? P.s. I'm literally new to this.
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I literally copied thus code which perfectly worked. Why the he'll I get so many errors. Could so.eone tell me please?
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Can you guys pls help me , i am not understanding anything literally , pls assiste me and give me some info
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Literally I don't have any questions. I am new here and want to know more. Anyone is free to help?
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I'm new to coding...i literally just got up and said. F*** it I'm gonna learn to code. I need this skill so i can do cool s**t😂
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I literally Can't understand stand Floats ...In here it's written it is decimal but in Google it says () it is float,Please Tell
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Am using python 2.3.5 (command line) when I input 9**(1/2)=1 I know literally is 3.0 but my pc gave me 1. Any help
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The switch, does he check every case until he find one who's the same, or does he literally change value with eader case he cros
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my question is, while writing an actual webpage, would you literally place quotations around the values? i.e. "center", "10%"
or are the quotations here just for the readers who are learning the language?
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? : are called Ternary Operators.
ex.
var = booleanExp ? ValueIfTrue : ValueIfFalse;
and that ? literally means "Asking a Question" Asking if the Boolean Expression is True.
If the Boolean Expression returned true, the Value for "True" will be assigned to the variable.
If the Boolean Expression returned false, the Value for "False" will be the one that'll be assigned to the variable instead.
I'm not asking a question, I just wanna share this to you guys 😁
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