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4 likes ā€¢ Oct '23
Python. It's the only one I know for now. šŸ˜…
Day 6 of challenge
Posted my challenge of using a book to learn Python. https://www.skool.com/data-alchemy/my-one-week-python-challenge?p=9b1207b8 Day 6: Learnt how to debug code. Having the right debugging techniques, you're able to find bugs quickly. Learnt to use the 'assert' statement as an instant check for mistakes in code, the logging library to take logs of variable values and time at different points of code and using an IDE debugger which can be helpful to visualize the process of executing code and to determine points where bugs are. Started with web scraping, will continue tomorrow.
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Day 4 of Challenge
Posted my challenge of using a book to learn Python. https://www.skool.com/data-alchemy/my-one-week-python-challenge?p=9b1207b8 Day 4: Practiced regular expressions. They're used to search for specific parts of text based on some elements the user provides. Regular expressions can shorten code - especially code that require verifying the right input. Also learnt about input validation - the author has created his own library of functions similar to the input() function. However, these functions have various added functionalities. One thing I learnt from this is to find out libraries related to the task I want to write code on. It can save me time and make me use less effort - rather than having to figure how to produce the script entirely on my own.
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Thanks Ana! Learning is more fun when it's interactive, put in the form of a game or puzzle. It also tends to stick more. Really appreciate.
Day 5 of challenge
Posted my challenge of using a book to learn Python. https://www.skool.com/data-alchemy/my-one-week-python-challenge?p=9b1207b8 Day 5: Basically getting to control and organize files on your PC with python. Tasks like renaming, copying, cut and paste can be done with specific modules on python. Also learnt some caveats while working with files - some changes cannot be reverted. Two days left, getting tensed up!
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@Ana Crosatto Thomsen Honestly, just realized that I'd need time to assimilate rather than just cramming everything up. I get your idea of quality and I'm going to make effort towards that. Will have to extend the period, although I don't want to get complacent.
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@Marco Bottaro Thanks Marco. Good progress made, crossed the halfway mark. For projects, I'm thinking about something to do with browser automation, seems a bit vague at the moment, but will let you know more as I figure it out.
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Share a win you had this week!
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Found out about how people are using APIs and browser extensions to provide services, giving them a good income stream. Don't know if that counts as a win, but it's a step forward. šŸ™‚
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@Marco Bottaro Oh yes šŸ˜…. These SaaS products people are deploying always wants me to find out more about how they develop them.
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