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365 DAYS OF CODE - DAY 3

DAY 3 THOUGHT PROCESS

Conditional statement; if/else, draw.io is great for drawing flowcharts, spacing and indentation are very important, comparison operators (i.e., <, >, <=, >=, ==, !=), modulo operator (i.e., %) gives the remainder of a division, nested if/else, if/elif/else, we can use as many elif as we can in between the if-else statement.

I was not very confident about the bmi calculator but I got it right although our approaches were different. I guess coding really builds up our logic.

We also learned multiple if statements in succession, indentation has to be a multiple of 4, logical operators, get ascii art at ascii.co.uk/art/treasure (hearing it for the first time), using 3 single quotes at the beginning and end of a multi block string, the “\” is used as an escape symbol in Python, lower function (.lower()),

I did all the coding exercises today except the Treasure Island Game (Maybe I will look into it someday, Maybe). I failed to read the description of the Python Pizza Deliveries Exercise (I will pay more attention next time). I tried rushing through the exercise today but realized I should not. I should take my time and think through every exercise. My excuse is that I have assignments and other stuff that needs my attention. I can not make coding top priority for now because there is school. Maybe I could during the weekends. Or maybe I should overall. I will think on it for a while.

Can you tell I am pretty tired today??

Good Night. :)

 

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