CSE110-Lab-0n1

Alan’s User Page

Hey, Alan here. I discovered an interest in programming at CSE 8A (Yay, Python!) and has continued ever since.

I taught myself a bit of React (JavaScript frontend) and Django (Python backend) and used them on a few projects.

To be honest, I’d never think too seriously about the code structure or design (hope to learn more about them in CSE 110!) in my projects. All I did was worrying about the time complexity (good habit if you grind LeetCode; not so helpful otherwise).

When I am not coding, you may find me either (in front of a piano || smashing badminton || reading sci-fi by Liu Cixin).

Bruh

What does Markdown offer?

Pictures

Styling Text

• To make a text bold, wrap it with a pair of double stars.
• To make a text italic, wrap it with a pair of single star.
• If you want both, wrap it with a pair of 3-stars.
• That’s it. No five-star hotel in Markdown, unfortunately.

Quoting Text

You can fool some people all the time. You can fool all people some of the time. But you can’t fool all people all the time.

Quoting Code

**Rotate a matrix by 90-degrees clockwise (in python): **

M = zip(*M[::-1])

External links

• This is how I commit and push the changes made in a locally created branch to the remote repository.
• Play with regex (regular expression) and understand its power here

Section links

Links to other sections in this .md file.

1. Click here to learn more about how to quote codes in Markdown.
2. Link to the section that talks about quoting texts in markdown.

Relative links

Links to another file or image in my repo.

• / refer to the repo root
• ../ refer to the parent directory

Check this screenshot out.

Man here’s another relative link

The chromatic scale, checked

• Dol, a dear, a female dear
• Re, a drop of golden sun
• Mi, a name, I call myself
• Fa, a long long way to run…
• Sol, a needle pulling thread
• La, a note to follow sol
• Ti, a drink with jam and bread
• and that’ll bring us back to dol

(from The Sound of Music)