Purab Shah

Hi, team. So my name is, and I have been in the industry for about 10 plus years now. And during this period, I have worked on various stacks. I, myself, am a full stack developer as well as trying to become a general AI developer at the same time. I have worked on the stack mainly lately in the past 5 plus years and have focused mainly on front end, by working on React and Next.js. I have also worked with the back end stack, which is the Node.js and Python as well. I have also completed a post-graduation in machine learning and AI, which helps me get deep insights on machine learning algorithms and doing data visualization and data science or data exploration on different kinds of datasets. So, during this whole tenure, I have worked on various domains. I have worked in the education tech, the advertising industry, the media industry, Fintech, real estate, and cryptocurrency platforms. So, yeah, I think that summarizes myself in a nutshell.

CSS code. So the hash is important, so when we use hash important on any of these components or classes, right, so what happens is that you cannot override it. If there is another class which is applied to your component, which changes the color, for example, and you enable it doesn't change because the earlier component has a hash important to it. And the only way to override it is to scope the class component, like, by further scoping down the class component and giving hash important to that as well. So it's a very bad practice, ideally, to have hash important unless very necessary and needed. So we can do the same things by just not using the hash important and using scoped out class components.