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  1. LumaRift@LumaRift
    Day 6 #TodayILearned decision-making — if, else, else-if ladder, and switch. Also explored the basics of the web: • Web server vs website vs web app • Blogs, wikis, podcasting, widgets • Browsers & debugging tools like Fiddler, Swagger, Postman #JavaFullStackDevelopment
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    Day 9 - #JavaFullStackDevelopment 🚀 Today I learned: 🔹 Standard web app structure – public/ for static files & src/ for core app logic. 🔹 Difference between static pages & dynamic pages 🔹 switch accepts int, char, String 🔹 if condition accept boolean only.
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  3. LumaRift@LumaRift
    Day 12 #JavaFullStackDevelopment Today I learned Java Arrays: declaration, creation, initialization & array.length UI: Link CSS & favicon in <head> Design favicon 🎨 Meta tags for SEO: descriptions & keywords How search engine bots (web crawlers/spiders) work 🌐 #CoreJava #UI
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  4. LumaRift@LumaRift
    Day 8 of #JavaFullStackDevelopment 🚀 👨‍💻 Java I/O ( package) BufferedReader for efficient input InputStreamReader + read() & readLine() FileReader for reading files in Java 🛠️ Dev Environment Setup Installed Node.js Configured VS Code with plugins:
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  5. LumaRift@LumaRift
    Day 7— #BuildInPublic | #JavaFullStackDevelopment Today I learned ⭐ ✔️ Taking input in Java using BufferedReader ✔️ Input using Scanner ✔️ Using String[] args (command-line arguments) ✔️ Some tricky parts around handling input & type conversion
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  6. LumaRift@LumaRift
    Day 16 #JavaFullStackDevelopment Today I learned about Command Line Arguments in Java 1.Used to pass values at runtime 2.Accessed via String[] args in main() 3.Helps make programs dynamic & flexible 4. No hard-coded input needed
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