This is a run-through of the #100DaysOfCode by Udemy
This project is a collection of code exercises and projects created as part of the 100 Days of Code in Python course on Udemy.
About the Course:
The 100 Days of Code in Python course is designed to help you learn Python programming by building real-world projects. The course consists of 100 days of coding challenges and projects, starting from the basics of Python programming and progressing to more advanced topics.
Throughout the course, you will build a variety of projects, including:
A tip calculator
A password generator
A blackjack game
A pong game
A portfolio website
A weather app
And many more!
About this Repository:
This repository contains the code exercises and projects that I have completed as part of the 100 Days of Code in Python course. Each day's code is contained in its own folder, and includes a README.md file that explains the purpose of the code and any relevant information. Requirements
To run the code in this repository, you will need to have Python 3 installed on your computer. You can download Python from the official Python website: https://www.python.org/downloads/
You may also need to install additional libraries or modules depending on the project you are running. These requirements will be listed in the README.md file for each project. How to Use this Repository
To use this repository, simply clone or download the repository to your local machine. Each day's code is contained in its own folder, and can be run by navigating to the folder and running the code using the Python interpreter and runing :
python main.py
You can also read the README.md file in each folder to learn more about the code and any requirements or instructions for running the code.
Conclusion:
The 100 Days of Code in Python course is a great way to learn Python programming by building real-world projects. This repository contains the code exercises and projects that I have completed as part of the course, and I hope that it will be a useful resource for others who are learning Python.