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Zhongheng Liu

Web and software developer proficient in TypeScript and Java Spring Boot framework. Linux system enthusiast and self-proclaimed preacher of FOSS philosophy.

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stvnliu/pdf-trim is a small utility to remove pages from a PDF document before the page number of the actual content begins.
stvnliu/byron-college-coding-club contains tutorial files written in Python script to be used in the Byron College Coding Club.
stvnliu/epqapi and stvnliu/epq-web are counterparts to a chat server written in Java and TypeScript that is the artefact of an EPQ.
stvnliu/KindleRSS forks Ate329/KindleRSS, which implements an RSS subscription feature to automatically translate articles from a top-level RSS source to an EPUB file that can be viewed on a device like a Kindle.
stvnliu/nixos-dotfiles is a consistently updating repository containing the personal configuration of my NixOS laptop, designed to be as reusable as physically possible.
stvnliu/proteinpedia-next is a web app to create a unified interface to perform CRUD updates on info in relation to proteins used in biochemistry. In active development.

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byron-college-coding-club's Issues

I'm not sure whether slicing strings and string methods should be in s1 intro basics

it might be too much for them for basics idk, we can move it to s3 and expand more about string methods

Add explanation and practice for dictionaries, tuples etc.

Higher level, for people that want to practice their coding

Move if statement lesson before functions and loops

would make more sense ngl

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