Day 18 - Turtle, Tuples, Modules & the Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Part 1 - Turtle challenges

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Part 1 - Turtle challenges

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My journey of learning Python by going through a 100 Days of Code course. The main focus is for me to reflect on what I learned and have written summaries to come back to for future reference.
Part 2 - Tackling the Hirst Project while overcoming some annoying local issues
The Beta is here...and a new thumbnail. 😏

Reaching the final stretch

Oh, how far I've come... and how far I’ve yet to go.

Embracing TDD, Elevating the UX & Developing CI Workflow Systems

Foundation Laid, Core Functionality Set & QOL Tasks Completed

So for Day 18, I'm going to split this up between 2 days since she has 5 challenges in this section as well as a project. Today I'm just going to work on the challenges and tomorrow I'll run through the project and what we focused on for that project.
So there are five different lectures with five challenges:
1. Draw a Square
2. Draw a Dashed Line
3. Draw Different Shapes
4. Generate a Random Walk
5. Draw a Spirograph
I don't feel the need to add any snippets of code from the challenges so this is more so a recap for me to double back to. Most challenges were straightforward outside of the last couple. A new concept we touch on is Tuples. They are immutable, ordered collections of items in a single variable. Their immutability and ability to hold heterogeneous data distinguish them from lists.
Today's reading is very short. I'll go into more detail on the project with snippets and whatnot. 😁