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Happy Easter, Passover, and Ramadan to those who celebrate them, and for those who don’t, happy start of a new week!

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Web links of the week

JavaScript Operator Lookup
Animated Grid Tracks with :has()
Convert curl commands into code
The complete guide to protecting your APIs with OAuth2

Something that interested me this week

This week was a busy one of recording podcasts (the Stack Overflow episodes are fun and publish regularly) and talks, making memes, and prepping for the Devs For Ukraine conference (please join us and donate)!

Side note: I emailed the winners of the anniversary issue raffle this week, check your spam just in case!

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Interview question of the week

Last week, I had you return measures of angles in a polygon. Great job Claude, Gülşah, Taylor, Les, Rafael, Giancarlo, Gab, Don, Lucia, Ivana, Ten, Faisal, and Neriya!

This week’s question is brought to you by Stytch!
Given an unsorted array of integers and a number n, find the subarray of length n that has the largest sum.

Example:

$ largestSubarraySum([3,1,4,1,5,9,2,6], 3)
$ [9, 2, 6]

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Cool things from around the internet

Vega e-white keyboard with CRP r4 JiPink keycaps
Rectangles: Visualize your day
“Proof of Existence” on Fretless Guitar
The Present Bias: Why You Keep Sabotaging Your Future—And How to Stop

Joke

I was fired from the mechanical keyboard factory because I didn’t put in enough shifts.

That’s all for now, folks! Have a great week. Be safe, make good choices, and call the people you care about!

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