The HackerNoon Newsletter: How to Find Unreachable Functions With Deadcode (6/28/2025)

The HackerNoon Newsletter is a daily update that brings the latest news and stories from the tech world straight to your inbox. On June 28, 2025, the newsletter highlighted several historical events, including Mike Tyson biting Evander Holyfield in 1997 and Elon Musk's birth in 1971. The newsletter also mentioned the patent of the saxophone in 1846. One of the featured stories is about finding unreachable functions with dead code, which can be read in a six-minute article by @Go. The article explains that dead code refers to functions in a project's source code that can never be reached during execution. The HackerNoon team encourages readers to write and share their technical knowledge to establish credibility and contribute to community standards. Writing can also help consolidate technical knowledge and get unstuck, according to the team. The newsletter invites readers to answer some of the greatest interview questions of all time. The HackerNoon Team provides a wealth of free reading material and invites readers to forward the newsletter to friends who might be interested. The team signs off with a message of love and invites readers to connect on Planet Internet. Overall, the HackerNoon Newsletter aims to provide a platform for tech enthusiasts to stay updated, learn, and share their knowledge with the community.