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Jokerman:
Life is not by struggle. Do the will of God and prosper

Lol.

budaatum:
Hence, don't tell anyone. If people know they might start calling me auntie or sister buda, and some might not be able to insult me like some do and we can't have that!

You're Definitely old school but Does it mean you are enjoying the Insults and Banter online.

I see this is a 2016 Thread but I am currently experiencing this same issue. I did an ATM transfer to an account on Friday and up until now, the recipient has not gotten it where as I was debited then. Then today after church, i also tried doing an ATM transfer to another of my account and I was debited but the credit transfer did not enter my account. All this was done at Ecobank Sabo Yaba Branch. Anyone else with same issue.

Anonymous6o6:
Even though we were given a week break, it wasn't enough time. Couldn't rest for minute without thinking of python and the fact that I had wasted the day doing nothing.

So far we have done two projects on python "Hello World" and "if, else and function". I made use of LinkedIn learning for python. One of the mistake we sometimes make is using too many materials or quick to change materials because someone is using a material and it works for them, that doesn't mean it will work for you. Just stick to one and make google search when confused. This actually helped me.

The material I'm using for python is a 19hrs video on LinkedIn learning, it covers from beginners level to advance. It was very comprehensive for me that I didn't need to look anything or any other material.

The "Hello World" project on python covers python as a pyscript, which is a combination of python and shell scripting. We always had to include (#!/usr/bin/python3) in the first line before proceeding to write code.

Once you're done writing your code, you save it and run "pycodestyle" which checks your code for errors, if clear, you can run the code.

Xup Tracy, this LinkedIn Learning you are using to learn Python. I am not sure its free. What is the cost.

Good Morning Y'all. ALX Programs looks like one of the hottest and coolest upskilling remote learning programs for Africans this 2022. This Year programs are free courtesy of Sponsorship from some Companies and Partners who know how beneficial it is to upskill talents from the African Region to improve Global Work Force.

#DoingHardThings is a Motto for ALX especially for the 12 Months Software Engineering program. 70 Hours per week is no Exaggeration. I am a June cohort in my 4th Month and it ain't easy for the Faint Hearted so I can relate with the person who opened a thread saying he has dropped out.

Acquiring these Tech and Soft Skills and being Added to the Room as a Fellow is the main thing any one in ALX should aspire to. All ALX Program Graduates get to be added to that Room - Networking and Job Opportunities is what the Room is all about.

If you are already a Dev and you trust your Technical Skills, you mustn't take the 12 Month Route to get to be Added to the Room.
Not everyone can give 70 hours per week and many people have full time jobs too. You can as well try other lesser time engaging ALX Programs e.g take the VA Course which is 8 Weeks long and when you finish it, you will be invited to the Room during which you can now add your LinkedIn and Set up for profile as a Developer rather than a Virtual Assistance worker.

This is just my opinion on how to join the Room as a Dev with lesser hassles. The Skills you get when you are able to finish the 1 Year Full Stack ALX SE program cannot be in any way underestimated