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2-Hour Study with Me / Soft Piano & Water Sounds / Pomodoro 50-10

🌊Hello friends, Welcome to a new 2-hour study session. In this video, you’ll be accompanied by soft piano melodies and gentle water sounds that create a serene and inspiring atmosphere. With warm desk lighting and minimalist decor, this video is perfect for deep focus, calm productivity, or creative work.

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→ Study method: 50 minutes focus / 10 minutes break (x2) → Total Duration: 2 hours → Music style: Soft piano & ambient water sounds → No talking

I hope this session helps you feel grounded and motivated. I’m right here with my tea and peaceful setup — and I hope you’ll feel like we’re studying side by side.

Where are you watching from and what are you working on? Share your study goals in the comments — let’s support and inspire each other!

(29/12/2022)

Today I continue Learn the basic manipulation and tomorrow I will do an exercise program that book has to practice.

And yes, I used portuguese and english words but I don't really care because it's just an exercise. In real work, I know it's only english.



3-Hour Study With Me | Soft Piano Music & Autumn Window Ambience | Pomodoro 50/10 🍂

(21/12/2022)

Yesterday I finished the vectors module and today I start the Matrix module (also another basic data structure).

I test 6 tables and tomorrow I do the 6 algorithm exercises. After that I'm going to start basic UI/UX , I'm looking forward to getting back to the creative part.

(23/12/2022)

I FINALLY FINISHED THE LOGIC.

I'm so happy and proud of myself, when I tried to study logic months ago, I gave up because I found it too hard and I thought I couldn't do it because I feel like an idiot.

After that I went back to Html, css , reading MDN documentation and watching tutorials I think now I was progressing. BUT not again, because I couldn't do it alone and even though a developer will ALWAYS use google to arrest every day, it's horrible to feel fake and not be able to do the minimum.

So it may seem like little to outsiders, but finishing the course and learning is very big for me. One more small step won to get to where I want to be.

So if you're an aspiring/junior mainly self-taught it's ok to start over from scratch to REALLY learn how to do things.

I'm excited for my next steps!

(05/01/2023)

Explaining the problem: Make one program to read a person's salary, hence display what is this person's new salary after the raise, how much was the increase and what was the percentage of increase

Today I finished all 13 conditional exercises (converting from portugol to python)

Until Sunday I want to do the two repetition modules, matrix and vectors to start the 100days of python bootcamp.

And on the weekends I decided that I will study front-end through the odin project.

(04/01/2023)

I was determined to just convert 3 exercises from portugol to python to train my algorithms + data structure before starting the 100 days of python.

BUT decides to do them all, which totals +- 41 exercises.

Practice is never too much, isn't it? So it won't be a loss and will facilitate my learning with the course.

Today I did all the exercises in the sequential structure module (11 exercises) and at first I was like "this is so much fun", until I couldn't make/call a function to take the square root of a number. I researched and was not successful, but I think that soon I will be able to learn, so without drama / stress.

Explaining this exercise: Here was to Make a program to read three measurements A, B and C. Then calculate and display (print the data to four decimal places): a) the area of ​​the square that has side A b) the area of ​​the right triangle that base A and height B c) an area of ​​the trapezoid that has bases A and B, and height C

If you are reading this, I wish you to be well and if not, to be well soon, because no pain/torment lasts forever.

(16/01/2023)

I'm on my second course on algorithms and it also has these odd or even exercises, it's funny but it makes sense to use it as a simple condition exercise.

While doing the conversion exercises using python control flow, I had doubts about elif, so I think it will be very good to learn more about it.

And I'm also excited for these classes on the 3rd because the challange is quite interesting.

I also finally discovered ascii art (I was always like, how do you draw with programming? And now I'm about to practice UHEHEH)

Finally, all this led me to want to try this weekend (so as not to disrupt my weekly rhythm) to make a mini flow control program using ascii art from the houses of hogwarts.

Will be fun.

ALERT:I'm not in favor of Jk's transphobia and as a cis and lgbtqi+ woman I don't tolerate prejudiced comments around here.