🌟 Day 45 – String Mastery in Progress! 🌟 📅 Today’s Challenges Solved: Concatenated Words Minimum Window Substring Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters Today was all about string complexities—finding minimum windows, handling concatenated words, and maximizing unique substrings. Each problem forced me to think outside the box and refine my approach to string manipulation. These challenges are testing my patience and precision, but the progress is worth it. Loving the journey of breaking down complex strings, one character at a time! 🚀 #Day45Complete #StringChallenges #ComplexityUnlocked #ThinkOutsideTheBox #CodingConsistency #ImprovingEveryDay #MasteringStrings 💻
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🚨 The Rust video #23 is out! We'll cover recoverable errors using the "Result Type". - Basic example of recoverable errors - Using "match" for error handling - Managing results with if-else statements - Shortcuts: unwrap and expect - Error propagation and the `?` operator https://lnkd.in/dU94yxTa
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Ever heard of the rubber duck debugging technique? 🐥 When faced with a tricky problem, simply explaining it to a rubber duck can help unlock new solutions! This quirky method is loved by programmers and problem-solvers everywhere. Give it a try—sometimes, the answer comes from simply talking it through. 🎯 #RubberDuckDebugging #ProblemSolving #CreativeThinking #WorkplaceTips #ProductivityHack
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Day 19 of Rust: - Cleaned up the repo. - Created a test downloader/loader called rox. Checks if c2 is up, downloads RAT if it doesn't exist & executes it. Need to work on detaching it as a child of rox. Crates can cause the binaries to become large. Going to use more native Rust functions for rox. https://lnkd.in/eky7-Hxq
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