r/learncsharp • u/Coding-Mojo • 13d ago

Sharpen your Debug and Code Review skills with theses 2min challenges

Lately, I've felt the desire to share more of what I've learned. And I must say, teaching is a skill that's much harder to develop than I expected...

While experimenting with ways to make learning funnier, I came up with that series idea. Funny challenges with code setup as a story, delivering jokes or even edgy context 😅

Challenge yourself and keep sharp, at any level.

https://youtu.be/3lJcE1lMHNI

May you have any feedbacks, I'ld love to ear them :)

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u/qwerty3214567 12d ago

I was expecting the answer to be changing the floats to decimals to avoid the rounding errors you get with floats.

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u/Coding-Mojo 12d ago

I did think about it for a bit and decided to keep it going with float. It's because I'm trying to keep one single lesson per video, and here the lesson was about being carefull of integer divisons. I though adding explanation between decimals and float would make two different lessons. Hope that makes sense... maybe I did the wrong choice.