Learn Python in 100 days thread

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Not gonna lie. I don’t do well with traditional school structure. I signed up but abandoned it after 2 days. Python seems pretty str8 forward. I’m learning thru google and YouTube.

All I need to know is what parts of code represent (strings, functions, variables etc.) what tools you need to put it all together, and how it all connects.

I’m gonna start by building a software program for my job and go from there. That’s how I learned Access and MySQL.

 

[Klaus Schwab]

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[Secure Da Bag]

All this talk of the coli shutting down. So I'll just leave this here - 100 Days of Code

 

[Ish Gibor]

All this talk of the coli shutting down. So I'll just leave this here - 100 Days of Code

What are you talking about, The Coli shutting down?

 

[DonDadda]

Just started day 1, a lot of similarities to bash scripting. Can already feel I will have to google everything since the course labs expect you to know things not taught in the course.

How many people here made it pass day 30? are there better courses about?

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Just started day 1, a lot of similarities to bash scripting. Can already feel I will have to google everything since the course labs expect you to know things not taught in the course.

How many people here made it pass day 30? are there better courses about?

She will tell you about the things you don't know. And point you to links if you need them.

 

[Ski Mask]

Day 2, and im wondering if anyone else has an issue with the codingrooms not counting the code even though the results are the same as the example?

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

Day 2, and im wondering if anyone else has an issue with the codingrooms not counting the code even though the results are the same as the example?

My experience with systems like that is that your output has to be an exact match. Check for leading and trailing whitespace in your output.

 

[DonDadda]

this shyt is difficult for a beginner, end up spending two or three days per lesson

 

[null]

100 days to learn python? that's too much.

also for those doing it check this site out: Wandbox

 

[Primetime]

Questions, fellas:

For those of you learning Python, is it to get on with a tech company as a(n entry-level) programmer? And if so (or if not), i imagine they'd want someone with an educational background in something related, like computer science and not just an online/udemy python cert?

I ask because i have interest in learning Python, but moreso for the data analytics/machine learning aspect. I wouldn't mind being adept at the programming side as well (not sure if it's separate or part of the package) but i'd want to know the market for someone who did become adept/skilled at the programming side but didn't have prior background/experience with it.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Degrees are preferable to companies. But certs with job experience can get you in the door as well.

 

[phcitywarrior]

Slept on this but I’m gonna start in July. I already have some SQL exp so I think it’d make sense to deepen my knowledge of SQL and pick up another technical skill.

 

[Macallik86]

Did you start @phcitywarrior?

 

[phcitywarrior]

Did you start @phcitywarrior?

Next week Monday. Prob looking to try for 1-2hrs each weekday