Day 17 and 18 were some turtle art things. Day 19 used turtle graphics to make an etch-a-sketch and a turtle race game. (My son loved the etch-a-sketch and stole my pc to play with that project for a while) I’ve decided I don’t like creating a new repo daily, so I created a combined […]
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I completed days 15 and 16 of the Python 100 day bootcamp today. No links, because day 15 was about setting up a local environment (no more coding in replit) and day 16 was about Object Oriented Programming. There were daily projects (both about interacting with an imaginary coffee machine), but I accidentally set the
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Classes 12, 13, and 14 are out of the way, ending with a number guessing game and a higher lower game based on some mocked up Instagram follower numbers.. Day 13 didn’t actually have a final project for the day, because it was all about debugging.
I got a bit overwhelmed with other stuff yesterday and didn’t get anything done, but I’m back today. Today’s projects were for days 8 and 9: A Caesar cypher and a simple blind auction program. I struggled a bit with dictionaries here. Not because I don’t understand the concept, but because I kept trying to
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Completed “Day 7” of the Complete Python Bootcamp (on Day 3 of my actual 100 Days of Code). It’s late and I’m tired, so here’s the short version: The final project was Hangman.
Today’s project was days 5 and 6 in my Python Bootcamp, and one of the projects was a classic: FizzBuzz. As expected, there’s nothing new here as far as concepts, but I’m being methodical and not skipping courses, so I’ve now covered functions and loops in Python. Day 5 Final Project: Password Generator Day 6
Today was a bit busy at work, and I honestly didn’t feel much like coding when the workday was done. I did code, so I could theoretically count it as one of my 100 Days of Code, but that seems like cheating – if I skip “class” this early, I’ll never make it through. I
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I’ve been captivated by recent developments in artificial intelligence, particularly the fascinating world of language models (LLMs) and chatbots. Witnessing the field’s rapid expansion over the past few years has only intensified my interest. So, I’ve made the decision to dive deeper into this exciting domain. Starting with Python To embark on this journey, I