Coding Computing Coach
@CodingComputing
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Making Python simple for you, by exploring the fundamentals. Tips and explanations to become code-literate in this AI age. Building @PythonResources
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Joined May 2019
🚨 Python Testing Series 🚨 Employ testing to gamify your coding. Learn how to test code using pytest. Build a Cash Dispenser project in Test Driven style. Ongoing series of posts, see README at: https://t.co/yOR9qXSARE
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Bugs and Errors are not: ❌ failures ❌ reason to give up ❌ to be taken personally they are: ✅ feedback ✅ signboards ✅ opportunity to learn The right perspective makes a world of difference.
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If you say you don't need to use git... might as well never use the Save button too.
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People think learning to code is becoming useless in the AI era. It’s the opposite. Learning to code is more than just syntax: – understanding how systems talk to each other – reading other people’s code – knowing what to automate and reuse AI can write code but you need to
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@Prathkum Those who don't think before coding (or worse, prompting AI) are doomed to an infinite loop of bugs.
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When you're stuck, getting a different error message feels like progress. That means you either solved your current issue and went on till the next, or... you messed up something even before where you were originally stuck at.
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People only see you typing weird symbols. They don't see the thinking that goes behind it.
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The clever thing is to not write clever code. It is to write clean code.
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AI has speed and volume (large amounts of code generated very fast). The catch is... someone competent needs to understand it, and ensure it's really doing what it's supposed to.
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Developers go from "I've been doing this for years" to "Oh I have no clue how that happened", back-and-forth... in a matter of seconds.
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The most inspiring factor to try out Linux is... Windows Updates
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@CodingComputing 💯Struggle is part of learning - even experienced devs hit walls regularly. The discomfort means you're growing, not that you're failing.
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Developers go from beginner to pro by: ✅ Tinkering & Building ✅ Making mistakes & Struggling ✅ Fixing & Moving on You'll figure it out as you go
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Things change fast, so there's no time to revisit the fundamentals. However, there is some bug making us go back and think. And then we find something we hadn't understood well. Switching between "This is super-easy" and "I had it wrong all this time!" is a dev's story.
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Python is the best language in the world. Yes, Python is slower than other languages, but I don't care because most of my work doesn't require it to be faster. Python is fast enough for what I need, and fast enough for most people out there. On top of that, over 90% of the
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You don't need a novel idea to code as a beginner. Pick any simple project. Implement it, debug it. Repeat till it becomes second nature.
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Computing statistics with Python's builtin module:
@clcoding Answer: (4.8, 4, 4) Solution: The `statistics` module is used here to obtain statistics from the `data` list. statistics.mean(data) will compute the mean, ie, the arithmetic average of the 5 values in `data`. = (2+4+4+6+8)/5 = 24/5 = 4.8 So, that's mean_val. Next we have +
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Python Coding challenge - Day 755| What is the output of the following Python Code? Answer with Explanation: https://t.co/A8JOanagbj
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