Happy New Year! Day 57 & 58 of #100daysofcode was getting everything ready to submit my final project for #cs50Python 🥳🥳🥳
Here's a link to the project if any Python aficionados have any constructive criticism - github.com/alissaelephant/Ti…
Had a great Day 52 of #100daysofcode making really great progress in the #cs50Python final project and starting the testing file. Now moving on to getting Christmas food ready 🙃
Hitting the halfway mark with Day 50 of #100daysofcode! Working through a bug on my final project for #cs50Python cause I still suck at utilizing iterables but still confident I’ll hit my goal of completing everything by the 31st 😇
For Day 45 of #100daysofcode I created a stopwatch as part of my #cs50Python final project. Program asks the user to hit enter to start then instructs the user again to hit enter to stop the clock. If “enter” is hit twice then the time duration between the two keystrokes is given
Day 41 of #100daysofcode and I’ve added some variables and little bit of logic for my final project of #cs50Python plus studied data structures. Trying not to get overwhelmed with how much more I need to learn since I often hear programming is a lifelong learning commitment
Day 37 of #100daysofcode is playing around with the fpdd2 library for Python, forever grateful for the tutorial this library included in their documentation. Makes it so simple to follow along and learn!
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Day 34 of #100daysofcode feels really good! Solved a few errors and understood why they came up as errors even though VSCode didn’t flag them 🤗 it’s the little things
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Day 33 of #100daysofcode was creating a Python program that took a user’s DOB and print out amount of minutes that person has lived through. Terminal gives me the correct answer but for some reason it’s still not passing check50 tests from #cs50Python
Day 26 felt good, knocked out the “Um” problem set for #cs50Python in an hour. Made a program using regex to count how many “um’s” used in a user input string but doesn’t count any “um’s” in words like “yummy.” #100daysofcode#100DaysOfCode
Day 20 - Finished #cs50Python numb3rs problem to check if a given IP addresses follows the correct length/number range. What held me back is that the code passed 5 numbers instead of the allowed 4. Solution was use re.fullmatch() not re.search()
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Day 19 was filled with a lot of failed Pytests and uncertainty oh how to fix things. Repeating that Thomas Edison quote in my head a lot on finding 10,000 ways not to make a light bulb. Tomorrow will be better. At least I can create testing programs. #100daysofcode#cs50Python
Happy on #Day9 of #100DaysOfCode since I figured out that my tabulate table was printing one column at a time due to the for loop structure. Once I used the append function to move data to a list as it scanned each line it worked beautifully #cs50Python#100daysofcodechallenge
Day 49 of #100DaysOfCode
Listened to Regular Expressions lecture of #cs50Python
Learned about: re library, RE Patterns, Sets of characters, Flasks, Group, format .py, re .sub, re .search.
It was really interesting.
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#Day23 of #100DaysOfLearningPython
>>>Problems Set 4 was the most difficult to solve even in the second attempt, but conquered all the problems again.
>>>Watched "Style" lecture about CodeReadability ,python code enhancing tools such as black and PEP8.
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Angela’s course are getting more advanced, so reviewed basics before starting my course with #learnPython 19.11
All this week I was following #CS50python, I have pretty good knowledge mostly about all fields and just need to practice more.
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#100Devs I wanted to ask some advise. My goal is ultimate learn to code to make games, apps & tell stories full time. I know it will take time and patience. I’m wondering if going through #cs50python or a similar course is more wise than just focusing on projects? Thoughts?