My journal by Almahna, Tabarak

monday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-16 16:20:29 UTC

allow them to shorten what could be hundreds of lines of code to just a few. This allows them to write the code once and repeat it as many times as needed, making it more likely for the program to run as expected.

tuesday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-16 16:22:16 UTC

Unpredictable timing: If you write code that expects an operation to be complete before it is, the program may exhibit unpredictable behavior. Developers use techniques like Promises to manage the order of asynchronous operations.

wednesday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-17 16:17:12 UTC

While cooking, a pan or dish could have fallen and shattered, causing the crash of glass.
The hiss of a fire extinguisher would indicate that a grease fire may have started and was quickly put out.

Thurday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-18 17:28:03 UTC

The coffee was on the floor: Mochi's sudden, powerful collision sent Arthur's coffee mug flying from his hand. It landed with a splattering thud on the hardwood floor, the hot, dark liquid spreading quickly across the wood.
Arthur stepped in water: As Arthur stumbled backward from the impact, he misjudged his footing and stepped directly into the sloshing water bowl that Mochi had just tipped over near the kitchen doorway. The cold water shocked him awake, but the damage was done.
Arthur dropped his keys: The sudden jolt of stepping into the water, combined with the chaos of the spilled coffee, caused Arthur to lose his grip on his keys. They clattered to the floor, landing with a jingling sound right in the middle of the growing coffee and water spill

monday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-22 16:10:48 UTC

To move a car without its wheels, you could use continuous tracks, dollies, or a tow truck. You can also move it using simple, low-tech methods like pushing it on a smooth surface or lifting it with a crane.

For moving a vehicle

Continuous tracks: This propulsion system is used on military tanks, tractors, and bulldozers. A continuous band of treads moves around multiple wheels to distribute weight over a large area, allowing the vehicle to travel over soft ground.
Dollies: Wheel dollies are platforms on casters that can be placed under the wheel hubs of a vehicle to move it around a workshop or garage. This is a common solution for moving "project cars" that are not drivable.
Tow truck or flatbed carrier: Professional towing services can move a car using a

tuesday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-23 16:13:08 UTC

Whether one large motor or two smaller motors would be faster depends on several factors, including their combined power output, the vehicle's weight, the transmission, and overall efficiency. However, in a scenario where the total power output of the two small motors equals the power of the single large one, the single large motor is generally faster due to higher efficiency and lighter weight.

wednesday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-24 16:14:16 UTC

specifically one from the "Move forward," "Move for duration," or "Move with steering" categories in the LEGO Education SPIKE app's word blocks. These blocks are designed for driving bases (robots with wheels) and allow you to move the robot forward, backward, or in an arc for a specified distance, angle, or duration.

Thursday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-25 16:57:02 UTC

Add a distance sensor

You must first equip your hopper with a distance sensor (like the Ultrasonic Sensor) and place it on the front of the model. This is the robot's "eyes," allowing it to detect objects in its path.

2. Introduce a "forever" loop

The existing program likely runs a simple sequence, then ends. To handle unexpected obstacles, you need to place the hopper's forward movement inside a "forever" loop (or an equivalent) so it is constantly checking for obstacles.

Friday

1607901_3 — 2025-09-26 16:14:29 UTC

Be honest: Acknowledge both successes and failures objectively.
Look for patterns: Identifying recurring patterns can reveal insights into your habits and behaviors.

9-30 have you ever edited video before if so what did you make

1607901_3 — 2025-09-30 16:20:18 UTC

10/1

1607901_3 — 2025-10-01 16:22:17 UTC

A green screen is a physical, large green or blue backdrop used in filming and photography to digitally remove the background from a subject, enabling the insertion of other images or video footage behind them. This technique, called chroma key, uses software to isolate and replace the solid-color background during editing, allowing for the creation of virtually any scene, such as replacing a real location with a fictional one or adding special effects. Filming:

The subject (actor, object, etc.) is filmed or photographed in front of a uniformly colored background, typically green.

Software Selection:
In post-production, video editing software uses the chroma key technique to select the green color from the background.
Layering:
The green areas are made transparent, and a new background image or video (called a "plate") is then layered behind the subject, effectively compositing two images together.

10/3

1607901_3 — 2025-10-03 15:59:27 UTC

Acknowledge achievements: by recognizing specific accomplishments and positive outcomes from the week.
Identify successful processes: that yielded good results and are worth repeating.
Celebrate teamwork: and effective collaboration that led to successful task completion.
Note personal growth, such as learning a new skill or a positive personal insight.

What Did Not Go Well

Focus on challenges: rather than dwelling on past mistakes.
Identify tasks or projects: that didn't go right or didn't meet your expectations.
Recognize missed opportunities: for collaboration, delegation, or effective time management.
Analyze areas for improvement: in communication, decision-making, or maintaining a positive attitude.

How to Reflect

Schedule Time:
Set aside a consistent time each week, such as 15 minutes on a Friday, to avoid other tasks taking priority.
Ask Key Questions:
Use prompts like:
- "What went well this week?"
- "What didn't go so well this week?"
- "What did I learn?"
- "What will I do differently next week?"
Be Specific:
Focus your reflection on concrete tasks, actions, and their outcomes, rather than on feelings or ambiguous situations.
Make a Plan:
Translate your reflections into specific, actionable steps and priorities for the upcoming week to ensure continuous improvement.