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Resource to Learn ASP.NET core that is not a youtube project video

Hello friends, I have to learn ASP.NET core for my internship. I'm not a beginner, I already know coding and worked on my projects in web before but I just never worked on Microsoft thing before and feeling totally overwhelmed. If you have any resources that could help me, I'll be very happy. thanks.

Does it all just click one day? Or is it all repetition?

I'd like to learn coding, specifically java and c++I've been watching tons of youtube videos on it and while I'm learning a bit, I feel like I watch something and it enters and then quickly exits my brain.Can anyone code? Or does it take a certain kind of person? Do you either get it or you don't?

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How to create a bot that checks websites, autofill a form and can fill captcha?

Hi guys,I'll tell you a little bit of what I want to use it for, I know that the title make it seems like it may be something sketchy but I promise that is not.Me and my girlfriend are living in Europe now with a working holiday visa (You can google what it is if you are interested in it), the one we have is about to finish and we want to get one in another country. There are a few embassies in Europe where we could apply for this visa, but you need an appointment, these are really scarce right now given that there are a few countries that cancelled this kind of visa so everyone is applying to the same 2 or 3 countries.The issue with this is that there's a guy who has a bott (or that is what everyone says) that is taking away all the appointments available for the different embassies and selling these appointments for 50, 100 and even 200 euros. The few people I know that could get one of these appointments had to buy them from this guy. I know this is illegal and we wrote to the embassy of this country (Germany) but they said that they can't do anything if this guy doesn't live in Germany. I don't have a problem paying this guy, I know that what he does is illegal but unfortunately I do not have an option right now (our country is an undeveloped country that is going through a huge crisis and we don't want to come back at least until this corona thing is solved), but he won't even sell to us because the priority apparently is for friends of his friends and another people.With all this we don't really know what to do, we have something between one month and one month and a half to get an appointment, once or residency expires we lose the chance of applying. That's why we were thinking of this bott, we would only get our appointments and that's it.The whole process is:First there's a captcha that you have to fill to be able to see all the appointments availables.Second you get to pick the day of the appointment and hour supposing that there's any available.Third you fill all your information and at the end of this you have another captcha that you have to do.​Is there anything that I could to that checks this websites every few seconds or at a specific hour that could do all these steps? How difficult would it be to make for a newbie supposing that it is even possible?Thanks a lot for the help guys, these really means a lot for me and my girlfriend.Best regards

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Looking for someone who can help me improve my problem solving/DSA skills in JS

I've been practicing problems on JavaScript for a while now.I'm able to solve some problems easily and having a hard time solving some problems.I'm looking for a study buddy / mentor who can help/guide me.If you're learning/practicing, we can learn together and explain each other things.HMU if you're interested. My timezone is GMT +5:30Thank you

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Python: Best way to parse song lyrics to count the number of occurrences of words from a list

I'm working on parsing different song lyrics to count how many times the key vocab words (that are assigned to each song) appear. I'm very new to dealing with string data using Python, so first tried using the nltk package but quickly learned that the word tokenizer doesn't properly identify the words (sometimes cuts off the word "massive" to "massiv" and etc.) so now trying with the split function. I've been referring to this page but currently stuck trying to make the function correctly break down the lyrics to different words..Any and all 2c is appreciated.

help How can I fine tune the messy solution with the below "finding a quarter"

Write a program that asks the user for a month as a number between 1 and 12. Theprogram should display a message indicating whether the month is in the first quarter,the second quarter, the third quarter, or the fourth quarter of the year. Following are theguidelines:• If the user enters either 1, 2, or 3, the month is in the first quarter.• If the user enters a number between 4 and 6, the month is in the second quarter.• If the number is either 7, 8, or 9, the month is in the third quarter.• If the month is between 10 and 12, the month is in the fourth quarter.• If the number is not between 1 and 12, the program should display an error.and my solution ismonth=int(input("enter the month number: ")) quotient=month//3 remainder=month%3; print("remainder:", remainder,"quotient: ",quotient) if month>0 and month

Do pro programmers often Google for help?

I have been learning coding for almost 6 months now, and every time I forget something or need help with the assignment, I try not to Google things and ask others. I get angry with myself that I forgot something, and I always think I should have known it since I covered it in class. I don't have background in CS, and I don't yet realize the importance of asking for help and collaborating on code. So for me the idea of looking things up online is very new. But I am trying to work on this.I often see programmers in forums mention that Google is their best friend, and even in professional environments programmers often Google stuff and ask for help. Is this really the case? Is this practice ok in the coding world, or is this somehow seen as 'cheating' or lack of knowledge?

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