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Day 702 of Daily LeetCode | 2924. Find Champion II (Medium) https://lnkd.in/eQwMBhnh The code identifies the node with zero indegree (no incoming edges) in a directed graph and ensures there's only one such node, returning its index or -1 if none or multiple exist. It initializes an indegree array, counts incoming edges for each node, and checks for nodes with zero indegree. If exactly one node has zero indegree, it's considered the champion; otherwise, -1 is returned.

Have you had the chance to check out Dradis v4.14 yet? 1. Issues and Issue Library entries are now synced. When you add an Issue to your project from the Issue Library, it is synced up with the original Issue Library entry. We also implemented QA for the Issue Library.   2. We implemented QA for the Issue Library. You can now review your Issue Library entries and perform quality assurance on them. When entries are marked as “Ready For Review”, they’re available in the new QA view. You can edit them, change their state, and keep track of changes with the version history. 3. Liquid support for Issue sorting fields. When you export a report to Word, you can set a numeric sorting field, and your issues will be sorted in descending order on export. This update allows that field to contain Liquid in the Val values without affecting the sort order. The result of the Liquid code will be used in the sorting, not the Liquid code itself. Watch the release video: https://lnkd.in/dxRggr4M

After working on and reviewing numerous storyline files, I have identified a specific issue common to all of them: the naming conventions for variables. 😥 😥 These conventions make it challenging for anyone working after you to understand the purpose of these variables. 😣 Additionally, I have encountered some perplexing names like "t1," "t2," and "t3," which further prolong the time required to decipher their intended use. 🤔 These some tips below can it helps you to choose good names for it 😍 #elearningdevelopment #articulatestoryline

wanna start series of video to explain Web3 terms and protocols. this is the first shot at explaining smart contracts to non-technical people. ... a Law graduate's perspective.⚡

Friendgineers: Optionality is much more than having options. It's about making the future possible instead of boxing yourself in. High ISQ can get you more optionality #optionality #ISQ https://lnkd.in/gAEUNdDT

We need to start thinking about AI *judging* your website. The concept of your idea, the case studies etc. Google will not just spit out the info you give it anymore, the AI will tell your clients etc. if they should work with you or not, what pitfalls are etc. If you start thinking about it it is mind blowing..

3 MISTAKES I REALISED AFTER CAT ANSWER KEY WAS OUT! 📌Never leave the TITA questions blank. Even if the question is alien to you, and you don’t even have the farthest idea, never leave it blank. Type in ‘0’. Not joking but in LRDI slot 1, the answer to 3 TITA questions was ‘0’. 📌The options in VARC section are sometimes jumbled up. The first answer in an MCQ could be Option 2 instead of the default Option 1. 📌QA and LRDI can be highly unpredictable especially for non-engineers. VARC can sail you through in these cases.

If you've inconsistent file name convention, you can force it with #eslint rule. Just type [npm install eslint-plugin-filenames --save --dev], and this to your configuration:

Get an introduction to FluentBit. Understand the difference between Fluent Bit and Fluentd. Read what's new in FluentBit 3.0 and learn some best practices in this blog from Giulia Di Pietro and Henrik Rexed.

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