100 Days of Coding Challenge.

Jyoti Kumari — Thu, 30 Jun 2022 19:57:40 +0000

End semesters are over now and The placement season are going on, so now is the time to stay consistent towards coding, learning and revising data-structures and algorithmic concepts and applying those concepts to grab some good opportunities.
Goal is to get placed in some good tech companies.
So...
Hello I'm Jyoti an enthusiastic coder & developer. I've decided to code for the next 100 days. So yes, I am accepting the 100 days of coding challenge and I am announcing it publicly so that I'll not break my consistency.

Things which I'll be sharing on daily basis:

Day-wise TUF-SDE Sheet update.
Live and Virtual contests experience update.
Apart from DSA I'll be sharing my development learnings and projects too over here.
Overall I'll be trying to share my whole coding journey on daily basis for the next 100days.

👩‍💻 Now I am very excited to update my daily progress here.📈

Also I'll be sharing my daily progress on GitHub too

Here is my GitHub account: GitHub_Link
Here is my CrackYourPlacement Repo Link

Connect with me:
If you also want to join me in Crack-Your-Placement journey for next 100 days then feel free to connect with me.
LinkedIn
Instagram

Hoping at the end of this 100 days of coding challenge I'll be having some good opportunities in my hand and with this I'm publishing this post.

Happy Coding! :)

DOM Manipulation

Jyoti Kumari — Fri, 28 May 2021 09:24:44 +0000

Horizontal List with CSS

Jyoti Kumari — Fri, 05 Mar 2021 20:00:22 +0000

HTML lists can be designed in many different ways using CSS. Here is the one way to design the list horizontally, to create a navigation menu . Here we have used the CSS property float:left to display a list horizontally and the CSS list-style-type property i.e. list-style-type: none by using this property we are simply unmarked the list item.

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100 Days of Coding Challenge.

DOM Manipulation

Horizontal List with CSS