Today was a productive day as I managed to finish the code for the WiFi component. Surprisingly, coding this component turned out to be much easier than I had anticipated, especially compared to the challenges I faced with the single-sided amp component. It's rewarding to see my skills improving with each task I tackle in this project. One thing that keeps me motivated is my streak of solving at least one LeetCode problem every day. It's become a personal challenge, and I'm proud to say that my streak is still going strong. Today, in addition to the regular coding work, I decided to take on two HackerRank questions that were sent to me by JP & Morgan. Although I was initially hesitant, I wanted to challenge myself and test my problem-solving abilities in a different setting. I was thrilled to discover that I was able to completely solve one of the HackerRank problems. It was a great confidence boost and reassured me that I'm on the right track with my coding skills. While I didn't fully solve the second problem, I made significant progress, which I consider a small victory in itself. As I reflect on my LeetCode journey, I can't help but wonder whether solving these coding questions is truly beneficial. Sometimes, I feel a sense of frustration when I encounter challenging problems that I struggle to solve. However, I also realize that I haven't solved that many problems yet, and patience is key to improving my abilities. The application process for JP & Morgan is an exciting opportunity, and I sincerely hope that my efforts will lead to the next round. Regardless of the outcome, I'm proud of the progress I've made so far. Each coding challenge I face, whether it's for the project or external platforms like LeetCode and HackerRank, helps me grow as a developer. Tomorrow, I plan to continue working on the single-sided amp component and attempt to solve more LeetCode problems.