30 Days Of Python

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Someone is eager to learn Python from beginner to an advanced level 🐍🚀

Day-3 ,30 days of python programming

day 6, 7 DONE 🏆

Day1😊

Day 3

day 8, 9 DONE 🏆

Day 6 and 7: Completed ☑️ | 18th June 2026 • Learned about tuples and set in python Tuples: • Ordered but immutable • We cannot muse add. remore or insert methods for tuples • but we can join to tuples and create new tuples • We can convert tuples to list • Duplicate value allowed Set: • Unordered and uncnangable but we can use add(), remove() methods • Duplicate values ate not allowed Day 8: Completed ☑️ | 18th June 2026 | Dictionary in Python • Ordered, Changable • Store as key:value pair.

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Day 11 done! Slow going, but progress is progress

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Hellooo. Kind of late to this. Starting day 1 python!!!

heyy I'm joining too :)

Hello Jashon. First of all, it provides you some good fundamentals to understand the code that your AI tool might create. AI can create both good and bad code, and you as a programmer should be able to distinguish one from the other. Another reason could be just to challenge yourself. Programming's not easy, but when you get the hang of it, you'll get better on tackling difficult problems (which could help you in your overall life).

Hello hope everyone is doing well, I am new here I want to dive into python but I don’t know how to use stuffs like this [] <>(),”/: or how to place them accordingly if anyone can help me please 🙏🏻 I’ll be very grateful

Hey, where about are you now? I have some experience with coding, and might be able to help as you through.

I’m in