/100-days-of-code

Challenge for 100 days to make a habit of everyday coding to develop my skill sets.

Primary LanguagePython

100-days-of-code

Main target: I will code for at least an hour every day for the next 100 days.

Start Date End Date
23 February, 2019 --------

Goals

  • Make habit of coding daily & learn everyday
  • Learn Python for deeper knowledge virtu

Completed Projects List

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1 Virtualenv Day 1

Log

Day 1: February 23, 2019, Saturday

Link to work:

New thing(s) learned:

  • how to use vitrualenv package
  • windows commands:
    • type = cat
    • which = where
    • ls = dir
  • new pip commands:
    • pip list
    • pip freeze > requirements.txt
    • pip install -r file.txt

Thoughts: Taken from Effective Python 59 ways, chapter 53:

  • Virtual environments allow you to use pip to install many different versions of the same package on the same machine without conflicts.
  • Virtual environments are created with pyvenv, enabled with source bin/activate, and disabled with deactivate.
  • You can dump all of the requirements of an environment with pip freeze. You can reproduce the environment by supplying the requirements.txt file to pip install -r.
  • In versions of Python before 3.4, the pyvenv tool must be downloaded and installed separately. The command-line tool is called virtualenv instead of pyvenv.

Resources:

  1. Corey Schafer, basics
  2. The Coding Train, funny ☺️
  3. Effective Python 59 ways, chapter 53

Day 8 (Off Day 1): June 01, 2017, Thursday

Today's Progress:

  • It was an off day. There were some family program.

Link to work:

  • None

New thing(s) learned:

Thoughts: