syluck:
This is my code.

I will love to know if there's another way this program could be coded.

Cc:
Karleb
Naijasensei
Semtu
Yusman14

syluck:
This is my code.
I will love to know if there's another way this program could be coded.
Cc: Karleb Naijasensei Semtu Yusman14

Karleb:
@syluck

This is what I talked about. I guess @naijasensi just buttressed it

Checking for dulicate question will not be necessary as the randint function worked so well for tha range

naijasensei:


Hi, good to see you are making progress. However, you are "hardcoding" the two numbers and their respective products. I can think of one way to make the program use random numbers:
- Create a list of numbers, probably from 1 to 12.
- Start your for loop
- Randomly select two numbers from the list, then assign each number to a variable.
- Use the variables to form your question during each pass through the loop.
- Evaluate the answer supplied by the user
- End your loop after 10 iterations.

Try this approach, and do not hesitate to ask questions.

Karleb:
@syluck

This is what I talked about. I guess @naijasensi just buttressed it

Checking for dulicate question will not be necessary as the randint function worked so well for tha range

MackyNaija:
Karleb and naijasensei,
I am more interested in pandas and numPy, would you suggest I learn "app creation level" python like you used in solving the task above?

Would I need high level skills later in my journey?

naijasensei:


Hi there. I am by no means a Python expert, but I do know numPy and Pandas are useful for data manipulation - data science, data analysis, and other such fields.
You will definitely need high level skills later, because learning never ends. As you get better, newer methods and technologies will definitely beckon to you. Just nail down the basics, and build on that foundation.

MackyNaija:
Karleb and naijasensei,
I am more interested in pandas and numPy, would you suggest I learn "app creation level" python like you used in solving the task above?

Would I need high level skills later in my journey?

EaglesEyes1:
Which tutorial book on Python are u making use of?

yusman14:
Automating the boring stuff with python, python crash course

Rickywowoz:

I'm just curious to know why you have decided to learn programming. No vex for my question abeg

syluck:
This is my code.

I will love to know if there's another way this program could be coded.

Cc:
Karleb
Naijasensei
Semtu
Yusman14

MackyNaija:


1. I need to keep my brain busy, it hates doing nothing.

2. I do Excel data analysis quite frequently, I need an easier, faster and accurate way of doing some tasks especially on big (rows in 100k+) and diverse data (e.g 1 motherboard having 6 models used in 150 different projects in 1year).
With Excel, na manual labour even as simple as merging January and February data in one sheet. OR
Due to limitations on data that can be pulled from our database, I need to query them in bits then merged 15 spreadsheets manually - kills my spirit.
Pandas come in here - I have seen how it easily manipulates data. I learn with K3ith Gall1 & D3rrick Sh3rill on YouTube.

3. I need a way to distinguish myself from others in my field. Pandas, NumPy, query language, Visualization - PowerBi and/or Tabluea then I take a break by Dec 2022.


After tasting general Python - my plan above is actually Easy to learn.
Only difficult part is learning it while employed full-time.

It's a pet project for me, I don't intend to switch careers but I like to have that option. Being skillful in Software use is the future.

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Plaouse:
Wrote this code that gets the odd, prime, even, and composite numbers off a list of numbers.

How did I do?

MackyNaija:

Can you split your code in two?

One code for even and odd numbers and run it, then post the result
Then...
Another for primes and composites then post the result.

Plaouse:


Here.
But what's the need?

MackyNaija:

So I can practice and compare my solution with yours. I just started learning.

Plaouse:


Lmaooo.
And you gave the instruction like you wanted to show me a better way.

adeniyi3971:
I started full stack dev on Microverse too! Right now I’m still at the pre application stage via Odins project!


Learning HTML
CSS
Java script
And I’m loving it!

Hopefully we’ll be able to work on a project together!
For now, Let me go back to my laptop!

syluck:
Hello, can someone help gimme the guidelines on coding number 1, 2 , 3 and 4
I've successfully done number 5.
Thanks

roland2rule:


Hi bro, I guess you are done with your program there now? How was it? Can you share your experience? I just applied there last week too and I started The Odin Project curriculum yesterday.

rmjspecial:
Hi bro, I just started this odin project and i will need someone to guide me through can i link up with you for further questions?