The first article in the comments is a good response https://unixdigest.com/articles/if-youre-a-programmer-and-you-feel-depressed-by-ai-dont-be.html

Your context solution seems fine to me, if you use that value in multiple places. If you only use a context in a child, than I would just pass the value and the setter as a parameter to that child. Definitely not all shared state has to have a context around it.

I watched a whole lot of Ben Eater and Usagi Electrics, but I still can’t write any assembly. It’s more fun to watch than to do imho.

Practice, practice, practice.
This is something where AI might be helpful. You can ask it to make you a practice test. Make sure to give it the proper parameters for your course, so you don’t get bullshit questions or unsolvable questions.
If you don’t trust AI, you can find practice tests online. But the same applies, they might be too easy or too difficult for your situation.

That’s telekinesis, Kyle

… with mind bullets!

The ability to kill a yak from 200 yards away

Is it like Lapis lazuli?

That explains why that Nobel price winner wasn’t picking up his phone.

I get it. The spanish wordt for swimming is “nadar”, which sounds almost the same. Seems like DuoLingo isn’t completely useless after all.

Seriously? Americans will do anything to avoid the metric system

No I haven’t seen the movie.

Donald Duck took in is orphaned nephews, that makes him a super hero to me. Also he can’t keep a steady job because of it, always has a different job.

How can anyone in insurances be a hero?

Not all too uncommon, but they’re a fun distraction from work.