Rahul Jha articles - 15 total
Daily Log 17
Started reading the chapter "Python interpreter in Python" by Allison Kaptur.
Daily Log: 13, 14, 15, 16
From my last post: this might have to wait until the weekend. The weekend came and went away, but...
Daily Log: 12
This bug is turning out quite hard to squish, and I don't see an obvious place to start looking for....
Daily Log: Day 11
With trying to fixing a broken sleep cycle, productivity has plummeted quite a lot. Didn't get a whol...
Daily Log: Day 9 & 10
The stack we talked about in the last post is to hold intermediary values generated by our interpret...
Implementing the heart of clox's VM
Halfway through Chapter 2 of Crafting Interpreters. We are implementing a VM to "execute" the instruc...
Laying down ground work for a Bytecode Virtual Machine
Missed writing an entry yesterday, didn't miss coding though. Already done with laying down the found...
Day 005: Blew off another day
Lots of busy work today. As the quarter is coming to end, I'm trying to wrap up everything at work. O...
Day 004: On Showing Up
This challenge is not about as much about learning or CS, as much it is about discipline and showing...
Day 003: Crafting Interpreters
In the winter of 2019, protests erupted across my city when an anti-Muslim bill (now act) – CAA – was...
Day 002: Why are hashes cached in dictionaries?
Taking a closer look at how key-value pairs are stored in Python dictionaries yesterday, I noticed th...
How do Python Dictionaries work?
In this post, we'll dissect how a dictionary is represented in Python, and the hash-scheme it uses to...
Day 000: 100daysofCS
To the junior folks whom I pushed onto similar paths: here I am, walking the talk! For a 100 days, I'...
Managing multiple Git profiles
Learn how to configure git to use the appropriate email address (and other user fields) based on your current project directory
Static Code Analysis: What it is? How to use it?
The basic theory behind static code analysis and a hands-on tutorial on how to write your own analyzers to detect problems in code automatically.