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GUYS CAN SOMEONE PLS HELP ME FIND GOOD RESOURCES TO LEARN HOW TO CODE PYTHON FROM SCRATCH 😭 my only previous experience is being goated at scratch…
Oh Yeah I Have a Studyblr
Hi everyone! I kind of didn’t use this blog for a while but since I’m heading to college, there’s no better time than now! Maybe I’ll try an 100 days of productivity or something, but here’s a little about myself:
I’m Rae (they/them- I need to change my bio but later), I’m a rising meteorology freshman that is probably doing WAYYY too much this summer. Academically, I’m learning Python, preparing myself for classes in meteorology and physics by basically pre-teaching myself, going over math bc I’m scared I forgot everything, and also learning a bit of german “for fun”. How much will I get done? No clue. But I’m excited to use this place more to gain inspiration for my studying! I’m also always down to make friends ^-^
The concept of data types is extremely important, and mastering the differences and uses of each type offers valuable insight in to Python.
In Python, "input" is important, as it allows users to interact with the program in the form of informational input.
card games!
This time I was more focused on object oriented programming, sadly there’s not that much to show, But I learned soooo much!
I wrote a program that could serve as a basis for a card game! I created classes, for exaple the Card: I defined that every card has a value and a suit. Then I created decks and told the computer to generate a card deck and shuffle it. I also defined functions like draw card and discard, which should be pretty self explanatory.
As a guidance I first watched Executed Binary’s YouTube video to get a general idea of how I should approach this project. After watching it I got right to coding. I was struggling at fist and used his code as a cheatsheet, but later got the hang of it.
But now that i have coded the fundamentals I should be able to code a card game in the foreseeable future!
