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Using a mix of Pandas and Turtle, created a "Guess the State" game. And, upon exit, a csv will be created with all of the states that haven't been call upon by the user. Good way to practise the memory!

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Day 25. Today, we're working Pandas, using it to analyse and import new CSV files.
As someone who has done Data Analytics in the past, this was a refreshing new perspective! Learnt several commands, and did an analysis on squirrels colours.
Also, created a Guess The State game!

Code Update for the Snake Game "Scoreboard" class

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Day 24. Keeping up with the pace!
Files, directories and paths. That's the resume of it!
Learned how to use them to keep, for example, a high score of my previous Snake Game. Also, learnt how to use them to automatise letter creation, plus how to call upon paths to find the right file

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Day 23.
On this day, I've worked on creating a Turtle crossing the road game!
With this, I've assimilated and strengthen skills related to class inheritance, using class, and problem solving skill, as I've created this project with no help from the bootcamp.

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Days 20, 21 and 22.
Through day 20 and 21, I've gone through creating the snake game. With this, I've learnt and applicated breakdown problem, class inheritance and slicing.
Through day 22, I've applicated this to create PONG! Reinforcing classes, inheritance and progress 🦾

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Day 19. Today, we've gone through what instances, states and Higher Order Functions are. With this concept, I've applied them to create a Etch-A-Sketch and a Turtle race. Fun!
Shortly going for a long trip, so making the most of it before being away 💪

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Day 18. In this project, I have used "turtle" to create a mosaic like frame, using random colours located in a jpg that I downloaded online. Quite beautiful if you ask me!
Biggest challenge was to get more accustomed to use functions and variables, so I can reuse the function.

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Day 17. Just went through using OOP to create a quiz challenge. The idea is that anyone can just add the data, and the code will run it with only two attributes name change.
Feeling the difficulty going up, and life gets in between, but definitely enjoying it! 🥳

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Day 16 of coding.
I've had to do some backwards and forward with this project, but finally learnt and moved forward with OOP!
In this project, I've created the coffee machine, with the OOP style. Next lessons will be about applying this more consistently!

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Day 15 of coding. Just finished up the coffee machine with no struggle, compared to last time! Beyond excited. Looking forward to day 16, where all will be new and unexpected. Through this project, I've done troubleshooting and broke down the problem in smaller pieces.

For the next project, it's where I stopped last time: a coffee machine with some requirements to run it.
I might get stuck and take a bit longer, but looking forward to push through the block I had last time, and build a successful project!

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Day 14 of coding. Not completely happy with the result of this code work, but it just means it needs polishing. It works and gives the expected result. Just need to polish the skills!
This time is a project about "Lower or Higher". Who has the most followers? My code compare to solut.

A good example:
try:
age=int(input("...."))
except ValueError # type of error we're excluding, as an if statement
print("You have given the wrong data. Try again")
age=int(input("...."))
If an user is tipping a string, it will give a prompt to ask for the right data once again

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Day 13 of coding. Today it's been all about debugging. No projects, nothing fancy.
And so, I want to speak up about what picked up my interest the most about it. In particular, how TRY-EXCEPT works. I was wondering how to approach an user giving the wrong data, and loved the answer!

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Day 12 of coding, another project in. This time, a "Guess The Number" game!
Few corners to be polished (such as when the customer choosing a string rather than a integer for the guess) but feel quite happy with the results regardless. Nice and simple.

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Day 11. Capstone project! With all of the previous knowledge, I had created a Blackjack game. Went for the bigger challenge, and avoided all tips! Up and running ♠️

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Spending a few days in Berlin, but the coding doesn't rest!
Day 10. Using RETURN in functions to define what is the output depending on our input. With this knowledge, I have assembled a calculator (reusing dictionaries!)

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Day 9. It's been all about dictionaries, how to access it, and how to manage them.
With this knowledge, I have created a blind auction. Getting closer to day 15!

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Day 8. Today it's been all about debugging, functions with inputs, and the index function. And most importantly, putting all knowledge together to create a Caesar Cipher. A bit of a mental workout, but definitely fun!

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Day 7. A nice project coming together! Created a hangman using everything learnt so far: imports, randomisation, data types and the different loops (for, while, range..).
Catching up to speed! From day 15, will be the real challenge (intermediate level --> up)

def turn_right():
turn_left()
turn_left()
turn_left()
def jump():
if wall_on_right():
if wall_in_front():
turn_left()
elif front_is_clear():
move()
elif right_is_clear():
turn_right()
move()
while not at_goal():
jump()

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Day 6. Practicing indentation, functions and while loops.
Just got this little robot to go through different mazes towards the goal, in different scenarios. Quite happy!
reeborg.ca/reeborg.html...

For personal feedback.
To make it a string:

password_string = ""
for string in password:
password_string+=string
print(password_string)

And that should make the code a string rather than a list.

And most important is, to be consistent. But also remember not to get burned. Sometimes coding may take a bit more of time than expected, so take it in stride. Make it enjoyable and not a chore 👨‍💻

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Day 5. Today, just have gone through loops, range, and code blocks. A random password generator that looks through lists, takes the customer desired number of each symbol, and shuffles it!
The most important thing, is stackoverflow. Don't ever be scared of looking for input! 😀

Not going to lie. After spending a whole day of work with the laptop, to then hop on to more laptop time, is exhausting 😅 The road to developer was never easy!

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Day 4. Going through lists, import and randomisation. Gone through the creation of a rock, paper, scissor coding, which tbh, was a bit rough around the patches! Just a chance to learn. Another screenshot to compare it with a, let's face it, simpler solution!

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Day 3. If statements and conditional operators. Feels good to be going over it again. Such a simple concept that can, at the same time, be so complicated.
Below attached a treasure island project! Nothing fancy, just to show the grasp of the basics