I have been wanting to switch careers to programming for a long time now. Just that juggling a part time job, home work, and a broken back, always kept me from somehow giving it the time, that that I needed. It has been two years now. My lowest ebb, was September last year, when I caught a really nasty bug, was laid up in bed, for nearly a month and then checked myself into a hospital because I thought I was having a heart attack.1 ...
Journal progam done! Yay! Find the code over at Gitlab or Github. The program is a lot more basic than I expected. It does not let me keep multiple journals :) But I’m happy with what I learnt. How to put together a program How to use modules Found a little extension in VSCode, called VSCode autoDocstring, that makes typing in docstrings a breeze. Oh, I learnt about docstrings, to help document what I am doing. And brushed up on the basics, loops, conditionals, etc. Here’s to more happy programming. ...
Life has suddenly turned a little topsy turvy at work. No time to work at stuff. Keeping up my #100DaysOfCode streak by watching the course videos. Learnt about the Itertools module, learnt decorators and error handling. P.S. Adding these posts back to the planet, because more than a couple of you, kind folk, have been missing me.
Changing the feed for the planet, so i don’t flood it with my daily python updates. If you want to keep up with programming specific stuff, the feed is here. And if you want to read all the madness, this is the site feed.