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Reduce Dependency on Global Variables

Global variables, while accessible from anywhere in the code, can become a double-edged sword when used excessively.

Relying heavily on global variables can complicate code readability, hinder debugging efforts, and make code maintenance a daunting task.

In this article, we’ll explore the drawbacks of overusing global variables and highlight the advantages of using function parameters and return values to pass information between different parts of the code.

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What does success mean to you?

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Img source: mylifeatail.com

We hear it being used all the time but never take the time to ponder about what success actually means to us. It is a word that is used so much, and it mostly represents an orienting element in one’s life, because one tends to do all it takes to display an image about himself as a successful person, especially in front of others. We might consider someone as a successful person, but he might look like a failure from your friend’s perspective based on his definition of success, or vice versa. It can look a bit funny, because we might not have common definitions of success, and might even start to feel bad, because might think that we should not have contradictory opinions with our friends, which should not be the case. Continue reading

What does productivity mean to you

increase productivityLast night I had the pleasure of being an attender of the free webinar about productivity held by the team behind AsianEfficiency.com. Zachary Sexton lectured about some tips that have the potential to make you more productive, but he didn’t want to let the audience passive, so  he gave us time to write some answers about some questions related to productivity. Among the questions, there was also the question where we were asked to talk about the definition of productivity that we had.

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