Day 9/120
Before today:
Open the file.
Loop through each row.
Split the values.
Process the data.
Today:
https://t.co/fUA9IQc5J6_csv("students.csv")
One line replaced all of that.
Now I understand why pandas is the standard library for data analysis in Python.
One week into my 120-day challenge.
Here's what I've learned:
Skills come from practice, not from saying you're learning.
That's why I share every exercise, every mistake, and every improvement.
If you're interested in Python, SEO, or building products, let's connect.
Day 7/120,Week 1 Complete
Review day.
I rebuilt one exercise from each of the last 6 days from memory.
No notes.
No ChatGPT.
No copy-paste.
If I couldn't rebuild it,I hadn't actually learned it.
7 exercises completed.
A lot of syntax mistakes.
Every one fixed.
Week 1 done.
@levelsio That's exactly why I'm focusing on learning the fundamentals. AI changes fast, but the ability to build, think, and adapt doesn't go out of date.
While learning Python, I'm also building:
• https://t.co/PItQu499w7
• https://t.co/oMC6lDgG4E
• https://t.co/EcD8KNmvvp
Starting next week, I'll share the Search Console numbers, rankings, and experiments behind all three.
113 days to go.
Day 7
Review day.
I rebuilt one exercise from each previous day.
No notes.
No ChatGPT.
No copy-paste.
If I couldn't remember it, I hadn't actually learned it.
Loops answer:
"How do I repeat this?"
Functions answer:
"How do I organize this?"
Today was the first time I thought about how to structure my code, instead of just getting it to run.