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How to Prevent Infinite Loops When Using useEffect() in ReactJS

The useEffect hook in React has become a common tool for managing side effects in functional components. But there's a common pitfall when using it: the potential for infinite loops. These can cause performance issues and disrupt the intended behavior of components. In this tutorial, we will explore how

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What Does M Mean in Regular Expressions? M Flag for RegEx

In regular expressions, "m" is a flag that signifies multiple lines. So, it is popularly called the "multiline flag". In this article, I will show you what the "m" flag does and how you can use it in both regex engines and JavaScript. What Does the "m" Flag Do? Sometimes,

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How to Deploy Changes to an Application – Deployment Strategies Explained

When deploying changes to an application, there are several strategies you can use. In this article, I'll explain the different strategies with an analogy, and then we'll analyze the benefits and tradeoffs. Deployment Strategies Imagine you are the manager of a popular pizza restaurant that is open 24/7 for

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Create a Simple Website with HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Embark on an exciting journey to master frontend development with this course created by Jess, the expert behind the acclaimed Coder Coder YouTube channel. This comprehensive course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel is tailored to empower you with the knowledge and skills required to excel in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS,

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Python Ternary Operator – Conditional Operators in Python

You can use conditional operators in Python to execute code based on a predefined condition(s). In this article, you'll learn how to use the ternary operator in Python. You'll see its syntax along with some practical examples. What Is the Ternary Operator Used for in Python? The ternary

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strcmp in C – How to Compare Strings in C

Comparing strings is a common task in most programming languages. In C, you can use the strcmp function to handle string comparisons. In this article, I will show you practical examples of the strcmp function, and offer insights into how it compares strings, what its return values mean, and

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How do I Enable Square Brackets in RegEx?

In this article, you’ll learn about what square brackets do in regular expressions, how to use them for specifying ranges, and how to match them as a character. What Does Square Bracket Do in RegEx? In regular expressions, square brackets ([ ]) are characters that have a special meaning of

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The REST API Handbook – How to Build, Test, Consume and Document REST APIs

Hi everyone! In this tutorial we're going to take a deep dive into REST APIs. I recently wrote this article [/news/rest-vs-graphql-apis/] where I explained the main differences between common API types nowadays. And this tutorial aims to show you an example of how you can fully implement a REST API.

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Use Scrapy for Web Scraping in Python

Are you tired of manually collecting data from websites? Have you ever wished you could automate the process and gather massive amounts of data in a fraction of the time? We just published a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to scrape websites with Python

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Git Merge – The Definitive Guide

By reading this post, you are going to really understand git merge, one of the most common operations you'll perform in your Git repositories. Notes before we start 1. I also created two videos covering the contents of this post. If you wish to watch

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