Day 11 — Dunder Methods, Deep Arrays, and Semantic Tags

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🧠 Day 11 — A Slower Day, But a Deeper One

Today felt a bit heavy.
Started diving into DSA with arrays in C++, and I’ll be honest — it wasn’t super smooth. But I took it slow and still made progress.

Meanwhile, I also worked through Python dunder methods and exception handling, and explored semantic tags in HTML.

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✅ What I Did

🐍 Python – Dunder Magic & Exception Handling

• Learned what dunder methods are (__init__, __str__, __len__, etc.)

• Understood how they help customize class behavior

• Also explored:

  • try, except, finally

  • Using raise to trigger exceptions

• Practiced writing simple error-handling blocks

💻 C++ – DSA: Arrays (Part 2)

• Continued building on arrays

  • Practiced input/output problems

  • Tried solving a few basic DSA-style array tasks

• It felt dense, but I’m glad I didn’t quit mid-way

🌐 Web Development – Semantic Tags

• Explored key semantic tags:

  • <header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>, <nav>

  • Replaced old non-semantic tags like <div> and <span>

• Understood how semantic tags improve structure and SEO clarity

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🔗 GitHub Pushes

• python-vault/day11-dunder-exceptions.py

• cpp-practice/day11-dsa-arrays.cpp

• web-dev-start/day11-semantic-tags.html

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🧠 Reflections

Some days aren’t fast. Some days aren’t flashy.
But they still matter.

Today was one of those days where I learned slowly — but deeply. And sometimes, that’s even more valuable.

That’s Day 11. Logged and done.