📅 Weekly Coding Journey – Week 3

 Hello readers,

I am Mayur Gund, a first-year Computer Science & Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering. Welcome back to Mayur’s Tech Journey 🚀

📝 Shift to Weekly Blogging :

In my first week, I was posting blogs daily. But due to a busy college schedule, I realized it’s not always possible to write every day. So, I’ve decided to post weekly updates instead of daily. This way, I can share more complete progress and reflections at once.

🖥️ Programs of the Week :

This week, I practiced multiple C programs:

1)Switch Case Program – Gave fun facts for numbers 1–5.

2)Exam Eligibility Checker – Checked marks & percentage to determine eligibility.

3)Income Tax Calculator – Calculated tax based on income slabslabs.

4)Leap Year Checker – Verified leap years with input validation.

5)Uppercase/Lowercase Identifier – Detected whether a character is uppercase, lowercase, or invalid.

6)Greatest of Four Numbers – Compared four values to find the maximum.

🔗 GitHub Progress :

✅ Uploaded my programs using Git Bash.

✅ Learned the workflow of add → commit → push.

✅ Currently have around 10 programs on GitHub 📂.

Tomorrow, I’ll upload the remaining 4 programs that I coded using cloud IDEs. Exploring cloud IDEs was a great experience — they allowed me to code even without a personal PC.

📌 Key Learnings :

>Switch case vs if-else and when to use them.

>Logical operators in real-life problems (eligibility, tax slabs).

>Character handling with C library functions.

>Using cloud IDEs for flexibility.

>Growing comfort with Git & GitHub for version control.

💡 Reflections :

This week wasn’t perfect — I couldn’t post blogs daily and missed a few coding days. But I came back, stayed consistent, and managed to code multiple meaningful programs.

👉 Consistency is not about coding every single day, but about always returning and continuing the journey.

🎯 Next Week’s Goals :

-Upload the remaining programs to GitHub.

-Solve more problems from “Let Us C” and HackerRank.

-Strengthen logic building with new problem types.

✨ Slowly, my GitHub is turning into a portfolio of my growth, and my weekly blogs will continue to reflect my journey.