a person serving a life sentence.

theft of personal property

a money drawer in a store or bank

Oliver was shot right? What happened next...

a feeling of anxiety or dismay, typically at something unexpected

a.k.a Charley

a top-floor or attic room, especially a small dismal one.

wild and noisy disorder and confusion

"almost mad with grief and terror"

recover one's health and strength over a period of time after an illness or medical treatment

bad 'un -> bad one

execution by hanging

why so?

• What the hell is this now?

start with person \(1\) and count \(7\) in circles.

We can say this is better or worse based on readability. So when we ask someone explicitly "Which of them is better?" we need to specify the aspect we are looking at.

Again, its not a list.

Hmm... so the operation is called repetition. similarly: - [] indexing - access - + concatenation - in membership - len length - [:] slicing - extract

Basically these are of two types: - Atomic Data Types - Collection Data Types

They can be manipulated or interacted with, using control constructs provided by the programming langauge.

This is the part that I like about React. You don't need to get into the intricacies of DOM manipulation. For example, here we should have taken the existing elements of the DOM and then applied the update to them, which is quite a lot of work.

Compare it to what React does. It takes in our request that is to update the DOM but doesn't change what is not necessary to change, only updating what's required. React takes care of it so that we don't have to. This is what makes it so fast and dev-friendly.

This is useful because, say one wants to solve a problem. He can create a model and use his theoretical knowledge and logic to solve the problem using the model.

After doing so, he can worry about how he is going to create the model. As you observe, the thinking phase becomes much simpler than otherwise.