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How Does print() Work in Python?

⚠️Note: For this article, I didn't use AI for writing, generating pictures, or even suggesting ideas. Overview: Have you ever asked yourself how Python's print() function works...

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Array.reverse() - What happens behind the scenes when reversing arrays in Javascript?

In this article, we will discuss what happens behind the scenes when reversing an array in Javascript.Note: This article aims to help Javascript programmers and prepare computer science undergrads for...

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Understanding Authentication & Authorization (JWT, OAuth2.0, Session) Concepts

In this blog, I've shared my understanding on different Auth strategies. What is Authentication & Authorization? Authentication: The process of verifying the identity of a user or system....

03.04.2025 0 Read More

How Do Floating Point Numbers Work?

We often use floating-point numbers in programming, but have we ever thought about how they actually work? Let’s take a look at the following binary number: 1111.1101 How is it converted to a deci...

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Anyone Else Obsessed with Learning New Things?

Hey, I’m Youssef, a software engineer who jumps from one topic to another, always fueled by curiosity and a love for exploring new ideas (I know I know it does sound like a cliché but it's not, tru...

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Floating Point Numbers and Scientific Notation

One of the most powerful ways to represent numbers is through Scientific Notation. This system is especially useful for handling very large or very small numbers, making it ideal for computer science,...

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Bits, bytes y los operadores bitwise

¿Qué son los bit, bytes y los operadores bitwise? ¿Qué son los bits? Un bit, abreviatura de binary digit, es la unidad más básica de información en computación. Representa un...

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Bipartite-Based 2-Approximation for Dominating Sets in General Graphs

Frank Vega Information Physics Institute, 840 W 67th St, Hialeah, FL 33012, USA vega.frank@gmail.com Problem Statement Given an undirected graph G=(V,E)G = (V, E)G=(V,E) , the goal is to...

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Scaling Environments for Agents

At CAMEL-AI.org, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence through multi-agent systems. This blog post restates our mission, discusses current limitations and trends of AI ...

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Superposition Checkers: A Game Where AI's Strengths Become Fatal Flaws

Introduction Since COVID-19, I've been working independently on AI safety research, developing over a hundred deterministic games, each attempting to expose structural AI blind spots. When Pr...

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How Does print() Work in Python?

Array.reverse() - What happens behind the scenes when reversing arrays in Javascript?

Understanding Authentication & Authorization (JWT, OAuth2.0, Session) Concepts

How Do Floating Point Numbers Work?

Anyone Else Obsessed with Learning New Things?

Floating Point Numbers and Scientific Notation

Bits, bytes y los operadores bitwise

Bipartite-Based 2-Approximation for Dominating Sets in General Graphs

Scaling Environments for Agents

Superposition Checkers: A Game Where AI's Strengths Become Fatal Flaws

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