Sravya Reddy

Which one is best for coding ?

@vibeonX69 Chatgpt or claude keu would be better

If you could replace the Copilot key with one key... What would you choose? • ChatGPT • Terminal • VS Code • Screenshot

@codewith55 Yeah it's still worth in 2060 also

Be honest, Is it worth to learn C++ in 2026?

@RajputNikh13836 Never used it, will try this week

@CodeWithSravya Antigravity

Which one is best for coding ?

@knowRowan Exactly it's way advanced then vs code

@CodeWithSravya Cursor is the move right now, honestly. Way faster than VS Code for AI assisted coding and the context awareness is crazy. 😂

@anupamrjp Agree, but vibe Coding without knowledge of coding is obviously crime

Unpopular opinion: vibe coding isn’t cheating. It’s still hard work. agree or disagree?

@NovaXCode It almost Everyone's problem

Works perfectly... until I press Run.

@nalinrajput23 apple music seems to be good

Which music app has the best UI? > Apple Music > Spotify > YouTube Music

@komal_uk01 Nice idea we can also use email for this

- create a new instagram account - go private - post all your files - unlimited free cloud storage That's it bro...

@Sousinr @Everyone What happened to your previous account?

Dear God, please give me my old X account back. 🙏😭 I'm really not having fun running this new one. @everyone please pray for me 😭

@isha_singh06 Congratulations your growth is super fast

Wow now i hit 7.8k followers 🧿🎉

@AKirtesh Congratulations kirtesh 🤗

New watch, funded by X payouts. Went a little over budget but zero regrets

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@piyush784066 Windows 7 and windows 10 is my favourite

Be honest guys, what was the first OS you ever used?

@droidbuilds I will also go with him only

Name a YouTuber with zero haters. I'll go first.

@shub0414 Nice idea to stay updated about tokens usage

Happy coding this weekend, Claude Code fans!

@knowRowan Yeah exactly it's a good problem to test someone's graph knowledge

@CodeWithSravya Yeah this is a solid graph problem where you treat each station as a node and find shortest paths between them. Dijkstra with battery constraints works well here. 💯

This question was Cisco Online assessment Drone Delivery with Battery Swap Stations Problem Description: An autonomous delivery drone fleet operates above a dense urban grid. Each drone must fly from a depot to a customer location, but its compact battery cannot last the full distance. The city has placed a sparse network of automated battery-swap kiosks on rooftops; passing over a kiosk lets a drone instantly swap in a charged battery, but only if it has an unused swap voucher allocated by the dispatch system. Vouchers are scarce and global per delivery, so the drone must plan when to swap and when to push through on remaining charge. Find the minimum number of moves required to fly from the depot at (sr, sc) to the customer at (er, ec), given a battery capacity B, a list of M swap-kiosk cells, and a fixed budget of K swap vouchers for the trip. Report -1 if no feasible delivery exists. Input rows, cols are the grid dimensions grid =rows x cols matrix of 0 (open airspace) and 1 (no-fly building) (sr, sc) Depot (start) coordinates, guaranteed open (er, ec) customer (end) coordinates, guaranteed open B , battery capacity, in moves: the drone starts at full charge M , number of battery-swap kiosk cells stations , M distinct kiosk coordinates, each on an open cell K , global swap-voucher budget for the trip input format rows cols grid_row_0 grid_row_1 ... grid_row_(rows-1) sr sc er ec B M station_0_r station_0_c station_1_r station_1_c ... station_(M-1)r station(M-1)_c K

@kapilansh_twt thanks 🤗

@CodeWithSravya W shareee sravya 😁

@CodeWithAmann I will choose chatgpt as its new 5.6 model is far better than any other models like Anthropic's fable or opus 4.8

Be honest You have $20. What would you choose?