Thoughts on Musashi’s Dokkōdō A while back, in an attempt to make myself write more consistently, I decided to delve into one of Musashi’s famous works, called Dokkōdō, or “The Way of Walking Alone”, which contains 21 principles that the legendary swordsman and philosopher lived by. The goal was to read those principles, one each day and, after some consideration, write down my thoughts on them (pretentious much?) in a short and objective way and share them.…

Basics OOP is a programming paradigm which focuses on the organization of the software into reusable pieces of code called classes, based on the grouping of related data and behaviors. Theses classes are user-defined data types that can be thought of as general blueprints or recipes that define the structure for objects. Objects are concrete instances of classes. They usually have more specifically defined data and they can be used to model real-world objects and/or more abstract entities.…

Array Definition Array is a fundamental data structure which consists of a collection of elements and all elements are of the same type. Array elements can be accessed directly by using its position/index keeping in mind that arrays are zero-based which means that its position count begins at 0. Arrays are usually stored contiguously in memory, which just means that all elements are stored sequentially one after the other in memory.…