day 8:
revised what ive learned so far, and tried to make a simple student report system but i kept running into errors, this project helped me notice gaps in my knowledge. so tomorrow i will try to fix the errors and finalize it
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day 6-7:
practiced functions more, and did two projects;
a temperature converter and a grade calculator
then moved on to data structures (list, tuples, dictionaries and sets)
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day 5:
revised the concepts ive been learning so far, then moved to functions, also learnt the difference between print and return in python functions
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whenever i feel overwhelmed by the thought of not doing or being good enough i think back to a quote that was like “if u show up in whatever way u are able to show up, i promise there will always be somebody who was glad u did, even if that person is just u” and it means a lot
day 4:
worked on a simple project using all the concepts ive learned so far. it's a simple atm system where a user logs in with a pin, gets 3 attempts before being denied access, and can then deposit, withdraw, or check their balance until they choose to exit.
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day 4:
worked on a simple project using all the concepts ive learned so far. it's a simple atm system where a user logs in with a pin, gets 3 attempts before being denied access, and can then deposit, withdraw, or check their balance until they choose to exit.
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day 3:
didn't do much today, i revised while loop before learning about for loop, and then i did a couple of exercises to practice both loops. so tomorrow i will be working on a simple project that uses all the concepts ive learnt so far.
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started with the while loop, which actually took a while to grasps, so to be sure that i got the concept, i tried 3 simple challenges which are:
✅ a simple countdown
✅ bank deposit
✅ and a number guessing game with hints and counter.
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day 1: decided to start from the basics of python and build up from there. today i learned about:
✅ variables
✅ input & f-strings
✅ int conversion
✅ conditionals
then i wrote a program that simulates a simple ATM, it's nothing fancy just did it to practice the concepts.