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🚀 How to Become a Senior Developer! | PowerPro Academy

In this short, we dive into the key differences between code written by a senior developer and a junior developer. Discover essential tips, strategies, and best practices that can help you level up your coding skills and transition from a junior to a senior developer. Whether you're just starting your journey or aiming for that next big role, this guide is for you!

Key Points Covered:

Clean and efficient code practices
Problem-solving approaches
Code review insights
Continuous learning and mentorship
Unlock your full potential and accelerate your career with these invaluable tips!

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[romdg]

print("Odd" if number%2 else "Even")
== 0 is not necessary

[faence]

These are both junior statements. An actual senior would've put it in a function or lambda.

[MagnusFredslund]

print("EOvdedn"[number%2::2])

[nevajno-hto_ya]

num = 4
print("eovdedn" [num%2::2])

[ВалентинАндреев-лт]

print(number % 2 and "Odd" or "Even")
.i.

[Merty-uw]

and much simpler if you use if not number %2 then

[bryanmellado]

Did not know you could use if statement inside print

[WilliPrieur]

The green case just annoying for my eyes