I didn't realise replit now limits you to about 20 hours of coding per month. I was following #Replit100DaysOfCode I will be looking for an alternative or create some of my own challenges going forward. If there are any suggestions, I'd appreciate it

Day 6/100 Today's lesson discussed common errors and bugs to look out for then ended with a simple challenge to create a program that shows you how many seconds there are in a year or leap year. #100DaysOfCode #Replit100DaysOfCode

Day 5/100 Today, learnt about different data types and simple mathematical operators. The day ended with a challenge to create a bill generator with tips to split between people #100DaysOfCode #Replit100DaysOfCode

Day 4/100 Combined a few lessons as I felt they were either short or repeating concepts. I learnt about using colours with print, then used if, else and elif statements. Finally ended off with a challenge to create a character generator. #100DaysOfCode #Replit100DaysOfCode

Day 3/100 The lesson today focused on concatenation. The goal of the challenge was to take user input, store it in variables then print a wacky recipe with those variables in one long sentence #100DaysOfCode #Replit100DaysOfCode

Day 2/100 #100daysOfCode Today I started using variables to store user input from a function called input. Then, it ended off with a challenge that uses all of them together to take user input and print it to the screen #Replit100daysOfCode

I'm starting my #100daysOfCode challenge on Replit, and I'll be posting daily updates here to stay accountable Day 1/100 Today I learnt about our first print statement, along with some common errors and ending it all off with a challenge for the first day. #Replit100daysOfCode