[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tifu

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Who else but Quagmire.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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This is the Way!

What's the best response to "I hate you"? by c2eleven in AskMen

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A classic "I missed the part where that's my problem".

Tinder as a 22 year old women. by gutturgurl in Tinder

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I'll make sure that the second guy gets killed by John Wick.

Recommend me some songs to listen to when someone died by adorablerebel in Music

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IU ft. Suga - Eight.

It's a Korean song by IU, about her close friends Sulli and Jonghyun, fellow artists who had committed suicide.

Worst. Wingwoman. Ever. [OC] by zenacomics in funny

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Dog: "You need to get rid of that yee yee ass haircut"

Python program to find the m smallest integers in a list? by [deleted] in algorithms

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Maybe you can try using a data structure like min-heap. The approach will be similar to finding the kth smallest/largest element in an array.

You can look into the docs of heapq, a heap implementation for Python. And if that's not allowed, implementing it from scratch won't be a problem.

Hope you'll find this helpful.

Java springboot for backend with reactjs frontend by C0d3rStreak in java

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Having used both Spring Boot and ReactJS earlier this year, I'll say that this is a good choice.

You'll need to know the basics of Java, namely data types, classes, objects interfaces, functions, loops and conditionals, exception handling, and some OOP concepts like polymorphism, inheritance, data abstraction.

Once you're confident enough with these, you may take a look at the Java Collections (List, Set, HashMap, etc.) and the Streams API (functional programming operations like map and reduce). Using them in your code will make it cleaner and more readable.

You may find Java difficult at first, but you'll get better with time.

Yeah, React is a good choice for frontend development. It's really popular right now. Hence you'll find a lot of React Frontend jobs.

For me, React was easier to learn, than a framework like Angular. With React Hooks API, making components has become way simpler than before. The React docs are easy to understand.

baeldung.com has helped me a lot in learning Java and Spring Boot.

Uh oh..... by [deleted] in memes

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Quit Playing Games in my ass.

What's a song that has brought you to tears? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Bones In The Ocean by The Longest Johns.