Been glued to the World Jigsaw Puzzle competition for the past 4 days, but today I'm back to coding. It's my 25th day and I'm 1/4 of the way through #100DaysofCode. Today I'm knee-deep into Spaceman (Hangman). Will return tmrw with (hopefully) a completed game
Day 24 of #100DaysofCode and I finished Module 2 on the Python crash course - part of the Google IT Automation with Python professional certificate. A lot of this has been lecture-style. Tomorrow I'm gonna jump back into hands-on learning, which I like better.
Day 23: #100DaysofCode I'm continuing to work through the #Coursera Google IT Automation with Python course. I'm on Module 2. I'm in it for the learning, but also the certificate. btw do hiring companies care about these certificates?
This is day 22 of #100DaysofCode (I did not post day 21). I started coding Hangman. The instructor divided the project into manageable "to-do" snippets, which I am enjoying. Today I also learned about the principles of code reuse, helping clean up my code.
Yesterday was Day 20: The Udemy course made some updates by moving our practice files to a new IDE. So now I'm using #PyCharm! I worked on breaking a complex problem down into a flow chart. I'm ready to begin coding my Hangman game (which I'm renaming Spaceman) #100DaysofCode
Been coding but forgetting to post. Day 19: I continued on to Module 2 in the Python Automation Google course. And I discovered "The Zen of #Python," by Tim Peters. #100DaysofCode #
Day 18. When I first began #100DaysofCode I used #replit but quickly switched to #Thonny. As a beginner it's more user friendly. Today I'm finishing up Module 1 of Google's IT Automation with Python course where I'm learning about other IDEs. What's your fave IDE and why? #Python
Day 17 of #100DaysofCode & I got Reeborg thru the maze @ every starting position! After watching solution vid I laughed bc 1) My 1st code was sufficient for a beginner; debugging was for intermediate students. 2) Instructor's code was waaaaay cleaner than mine. But I did it!!! ๐ช๐ฟ
Day 16 of #100DaysofCode. I was successful in getting Reeborg through the maze...1x. When I think I've successfully debugged the code, Reeborg fails yet again. I may need to watch the solution video. But even in my failure, I'm hooked on #Python. I'm having a grand ol' time!
Day 15 of #100DaysofCode. Whew, 'jumping over hurdles with variable heights' had me in a chokehold!! But persevering and creating clean code that executed properly was gratifying. #Python
Yesterday was Day 14 of #100DaysofCode. It was all about while loops and continuing to play around in Reeborg's World https://t.co/hIJzuAdmhv. I'm still working out bugs I have in my code for 'jumping over hurdles with variable height.'
Yesterday, I completed Day 13 of #100DaysofCode. It was a fun one! I learned you can create your own functions. Then I used Reeborg's World to practice defining and calling Python functions.
Day 12 of #100DaysofCode. I persevered and completed my password generator. In the process, I learned how to convert a string to a list, shuffle it and then rejoin the results. Woohoo! Moving on to defining and calling Python functions.
Day 10 of #100DaysofCode I fell off for 10 days but I'm back singing:๐ถ"'Cause if at first you don't succeed, dust yourself off and try again"๐ถ-Easing back in revisiting for loops and the range function, and using all I've learned to execute a coding exercise called FizzBuzz.
Day 8 of #100DaysofCode
Not much time to code today; however, I'm putting in some time trying to randomize my Treasure Hunt game, as requested by my kiddos.