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Haven't been able to write down as much as I'd like on this blog lately. I've been down with the flu for the past couple of days and decided that the best way to spend this long weekend is to study and write down posts on my learnings.  Here's the plan for the weekend, it's really simple, the first thing is to learn SQL (structured query language) and master the basics through a lot of practice. Then, the second thing is to learn 'Angular' front-end framework since we use this at work along with 'Java' backend.  The last thing on my list that I'd like to accomplish is to finish my blog on the 'Helm'. Here's my reading list: [1] Sams teach yourself sql in 10 minutes - Ben Forta ( link ) [2] Angular Docs -  https://angular.io/docs Fig. 1 - SQL commands cheat sheet Fig. 2 - Angular commands overview

 The final study bender day went great! Started the day out by watching CS50 lecture 6 on Python and since I have had extensive experience coding in Python, skipped through most of the lecture. Here are some key points/takeaways that you don't think of often. Note all notes here pertain to Python3. 1) Unlike 'C' programming language, in Python, at the end of every print statement, we get a new line character implicitly. * Indentation is important in Python programming language, unlike 'C' programming language. 2) Data types available in Python -> string, integer, float, complex, list, tuple, range, dictionary, boolean, None (not an exhaustive list). * Python programming languages do not need to be compiled. Python is an interpreted language. 3) We use a 'main()' function to call functions before defining them, this way our code is more readable, and we need to make sure to call the main function before the end of our program. * We often see something like...