star all thing is good but your cover image is not because it is violating @effessdev bro's copyright strike lol that cover image is signature meme of him 😂 also for necoz posts I would advise you to try a bit like @nyaomaru ones, I know he is master of his cover images and no one can copy it but still you can still try to match his theme 😆 because that crab is patented by FS BRO
yeah lol but you've created such a image that I or anyone copied your cover image within seconds anyone would realise the cover image belongs to you 😆
lol department is investigating 😂
I really liked the story format. It made the Python concepts feel much lighter and easier to follow.
I’d love to see this become a series!
But of course, there’s absolutely no need to rush. Take your time and continue at your own pace. 🙌
There were actually a lot of important concepts hidden inside the fun story too.
I especially liked the range() part. Off-by-one mistakes are something almost everyone runs into, and they can be surprisingly confusing. Even I still get annoyed by them sometimes. 😹
Looking forward to the next Necoz UFO adventure whenever you feel like writing it! 🛸💚
Haha, Tara is really funny and amazing! The information is also great. Hehe! Anyway, @nyaomaru@star123@hanzla@mestonecold@pjdeveloper896 are doing a wonderful job, so keep it up. I'll just roam around like a stray cat.
By the way, @hanzla , this is jdsyogi.co@gmail.com
my email address. You can send the secret code here. Looking forward to hearing more from you all! ❤️
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The "number 11 wasn't invited to the party" line is the one that'll actually stick — off-by-one in range() is the first thing every beginner trips over, and now nobody reading this will forget it. Lazy Cat holding out for five meals was the best bit though.
Somewhere between a curious mind and an overambitious terminal. Building with code, experimenting with AI, and making ideas do things. A CSE grad from IIIT Bhagalpur'26 who loves singing like crazy!
It is really creative how you have made the entire UFO story using the Python loops! 🛸🐱
It was very interesting how each concept is introduced using a new challenge. This makes understanding them easier and more interesting for a beginner.
Can’t wait to see the chapter on Functions. Excellent job! 🚀
star all thing is good but your cover image is not because it is violating @effessdev bro's copyright strike lol that cover image is signature meme of him 😂 also for necoz posts I would advise you to try a bit like @nyaomaru ones, I know he is master of his cover images and no one can copy it but still you can still try to match his theme 😆 because that crab is patented by FS BRO
Just kidding 😂
Nice post.
Don’t worry, I haven’t patented the Necoz cover-image style yet! 🐈
Everyone can make their posts however they like. I want people to bring their own style into Necoz. 👍
But honestly, if someone wants to copy the vibe of my covers or even reuse parts of them, I’d be really happy too. 😸💚
And yes, the crab is still under investigation by the patent department. 🦀👀
Thanks for the laugh! 😹
yeah lol but you've created such a image that I or anyone copied your cover image within seconds anyone would realise the cover image belongs to you 😆
lol department is investigating 😂
Yeah bro.
Why did Star use my signature meme for her post banner?
@akhourianmolkumar be like:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everything looks fine, but why is modi ji here? 😂
🤣
This was really fun to read! 😸🛸🐈
I really liked the story format. It made the Python concepts feel much lighter and easier to follow.
I’d love to see this become a series!
But of course, there’s absolutely no need to rush. Take your time and continue at your own pace. 🙌
There were actually a lot of important concepts hidden inside the fun story too.
I especially liked the
range()part. Off-by-one mistakes are something almost everyone runs into, and they can be surprisingly confusing. Even I still get annoyed by them sometimes. 😹Looking forward to the next Necoz UFO adventure whenever you feel like writing it! 🛸💚
Haha, Tara is really funny and amazing! The information is also great. Hehe! Anyway, @nyaomaru @star123 @hanzla @mestonecold @pjdeveloper896 are doing a wonderful job, so keep it up. I'll just roam around like a stray cat.
By the way, @hanzla , this is jdsyogi.co@gmail.com
my email address. You can send the secret code here. Looking forward to hearing more from you all! ❤️
Being a stray cat is totally fine too! 😸🐈
There are all kinds of cats, and that’s kind of the point.
Cats wander around, disappear for a while, suddenly show up again, sleep wherever they want, and generally do whatever feels right. 😹
So roam around as much as you like. That freedom is part of being a cat. 💚
Yeah 😸
Thank you! That means a lot. Really appreciate your kind words! ❤️
gurl, you made my day, love ya💓✨
You're welcome! Sorry, I'll reply about the organization later. The company people really stressed me out today, haha.
Awesome!
Thanks :D
The "number 11 wasn't invited to the party" line is the one that'll actually stick — off-by-one in range() is the first thing every beginner trips over, and now nobody reading this will forget it. Lazy Cat holding out for five meals was the best bit though.
bro. First of all i'd love to have more of these kinda bedtime stories, this was dope!
and this😭
protect this kid at any costs.
Keep posting bud✨💓
Wow. That was very great read. I loved it😊😊.
BROOO Star kidnapped my crab lol 🦀
This was such a fun read! Loved the way you explained Python through storytelling. Really enjoyed every bit of it! 😄
It is really creative how you have made the entire UFO story using the Python loops! 🛸🐱
It was very interesting how each concept is introduced using a new challenge. This makes understanding them easier and more interesting for a beginner.
Can’t wait to see the chapter on Functions. Excellent job! 🚀
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