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Hi there, I’m a self taught digital marketer. Here are the resources that I’ve used to acquire the skill.

Google digital garage - build your basic digital marketing fundamentals (By Google)

Google Paid Ads ( Pay per click ) & google analytics by google

Social media marketing - Mainly for Insta and Facebook by Meta

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BranchLatter4294 7h Tear some paper up into small pieces. Write different numbers on them and arrange them in a random order. Then use the quicksort algorithm to sort them. Then you can visualize what's going on and how it works. Once you understand, you don't have to memorize anymore.

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Blando-Cartesian 8h At this point I'm memorising the code…

You don’t need to.Don’t memorize. Practice to understand. Really get a clear mental model of classes, objects, overriding etc. Make tiny apps with just the elements that are confusing and change them to test your understanding.

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ParadoxicalInsight 9h I recommend visual aids, plenty of those on youtube, to grasp the inner workings of an algo. For something like a linked list, it helps drawing them on a black board, something like:

o -> o -> o -> o

Then you can see every circle is just some data that takes you to the next bit, it becomes a lot simpler to grasp imo

It's normal to struggle to produce the algos like that, you need a lot of practice for that. The way I go about it is to write down, in detail, everything I need (in plain english) to produce the algorithm. Then I hide my notes and proceed to code. When done, I check which bits I struggled with the most, then see if my notes have some insight on that. If not, I add it, then I go through all the steps again, and try to code blindly again from scratch. Over time it just sticks, and even minor things like off by 1 errors are unlikely since you are consciously thinking about them as you go.

It’s that simple. The games these men play to keep women chasing after them is ridiculous. In reality, this kind of man doesn’t deserve your worth. Remember: if he wanted to, he would.

These boys don’t matter when I’ve got my goals on greater sights. And even better to drive the point home that I can do it all on my own. No man can do that for me, or reach the level of fulfillment that personal accomplishments can get to.

A man is better as a partner when they support those goals. If they manipulate you with games in order to make you feel insecure, run. Run fast, girl.

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modernmedusaa

Ruthless Strategist

4h

Yepppp. It feels unnatural as a woman anyway.

Who can be bothered doing gymnastics to keep a guy who’s gonna stray anyway?

Lmaoooo what prize are we fighting for ? More cheating ?

Do they even stop and think about where is the incentive?!

To hell with that.

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hopewings

40m

This is why women as a whole are getting out of shitty relationships and staying single instead.

Men are not the prize. Even in relationships women have to do most of the work, emotional labor, and keeping things together.

1y

They have anti stalker laws but you can also get a stun gun or pepper spray off of the site www.budk.com pretty cheap. If those aren't allowed in your state carry a X-acto knife with you since it's not illegal in schools due to it being a craft tool but it cuts like the Scalpel a doctor or surgeon use. I suggest activating your emergency button most phone's have one in a settings menue 3 clicks of power fast sends a location, message and voice clip plus a pic to everyone you want immediately. Other than that you can keep contact with teachers and campus cops and you could get a PPO or restraining order at some point.

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Diabool

1y

Woah, this is great advice. I never thought about using an x-acto knife. I can see this working in the case I need to defend myself along with the pepper spray. I’m going to activate my emergency button right now.

thank you for the advice!!!

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Rabbitpunch12

1y

No problem you can also carry a monkey fist if you don't want blood, it's a heavy knot of Paracord that you use like a small flail it's a favored weapon of inmates and hits very very hard it won't kill but gets the message acrossed. I was in jail for beating down a rapist once so you have my full support and I hope he backs off.

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Diabool

1y

I just looked up what a monkey fist is, would defiantly get the message across! Ill attempt to make it, seems simple enough??hopefully??

Also, thank you again it means a lot.

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Rabbitpunch12

1y

Np they sell those on Budk too for like 3$ I think. Stay safe

27. Jump With Xmas Lights. Forget the Grizwald family; this is way better. String white Christmas lights from the top of the trampoline netting for a festive jumping experience well into the evening.

28. Bowl In The Dark. Fill 10 water bottles with water and a glow stick for the perfect glow-in-the-dark bowling set up.

33. Hunt At Night. Night time scavenger hunts are great challenges for kids. Include nocturnal animals like bats, or evening sounds like a hooting owl. You can also include constellations, toads, crickets, airplanes…you get the idea!

45. Hike To a Full Moon. Georgia State Parks and Arabia Mountain offer several full moon hikes each year. With the moon shining bright, it’s a great way to see wild life and explore familiar territory in a new way.

64. Walk and Seek. Go on a nature walk and collect a few items in a bucket. Leaves, flowers, bark, rocks…then bring them home and create with some markers, that leaf might become an owl.

71. Skip Rocks. It takes a little patience, but it brings great rewards. The trick is to find the right flat stones…which is an adventure unto itself.

72. Roll Down a Hill. This is always fun if the hill is steep enough – bring a cardboard box and do some summer sledding.

73. Swing on a Tire. You can usually find old tires at land fills (in a special section) or on Craigslist. An old tire and rope hung from a tree is what summer is made for. Love this piece about how to do it without harming the tree.

76. Wash Trikes. No need for a hose when the rain is falling. A bucket of suds and a sponge, and you’re good to go. The family bikes will be sparkly and clean.

87. Whittle A Branch. Pine is a traditional whittling wood, and the south is filled with it. Gift your kids with a sharp pocket knife (sharper knives are safer to cut with) and teach them about wood grains, knife sharpening, and various cuts.

42. Peddle the Peddle Boats. My youngest, he loves heading out on the water with a paddle boat. He even talked his Grampa into an adventure when we last visited The Rock Ranch. You can also find them at many state parks for only a nominal fee.

19. Grow Beans and Herbs. We grow pole beans every summer – adventurous types can even grow them on a tee-pee style pole setup for a secret summer hideaway. Herbs are another fun things to grow with kids because they, like pole beans, grow fast…and herbs come with such amazing scents!

20. Go On A Scavenger Hunt. Nature scavenger hunts are super exciting for kids, and lead them to explore places they might not otherwise go. For kids who don’t read, there are some great picture-based scavenger hunts on line. Here is a link to our Pinterest board with dozens of scavenger hunt ideas.

21. Plant A Butterfly Garden. Another garden to plant is one specifically for attracting butterflies and caterpillars. Work with your kiddos to learn about what caterpillars are predominant in your area, what flowers they prefer, and when to plant them.

23. Make Birdfeeders. Use fruit, seeds and peanut butter to make bird feeders for your feathered friends.

24. Paint Fairy Houses. If you’d rather not plant in the dirt, you can still create a garden for attracting fairies. Paint a fairy house, add a pebble path and your favorite fairy characters.

25. Release Ladybugs. Ladybugs are great for your garden, and interesting for your kids. We release ladybugs every year…inspecting them with magnifying glasses for hours. This is the source we’ve been using for years.