Day 9 is coming to an so I’m as always going to tell you how my day went learning Python. Today was a pretty productive day because I wanted to learn the lesson I couldn’t learn yesterday. I’ve learned something about variable function parameters and the sort function at the first part of the day. The second part of the day consisted of learning how to use the datetime-module and how to format strings. I’ve also used quite some time to practice my typing speed and I think I’ve improved a lot over the last two days my wpm raised by 10 and for me thats huge. Thats it for today.

So Day 8 of learning how to code is coming to an end. The last two day I took a break of coding because there were a lot of things to do in school. Nevertheless I think a break of two days is necessary in a week to clear your…

So day 7 is coming to an end. Today wasn’t as productive as yesterday nevertheless I still learned something today. My task was it to understand how exceptions work, how to use them and how not to use them for that I had to solve an exercise that was given…

Here I’m again writing about things I’ve learned to day in Python. As I told you yesterday I’m learning how to code a simple web-crawler. Everything isn’t really hard to understand but the fact that there are a lot of things you have to understand or remember makes it still difficult and everything but not easy. Even though it’s not easy it was again pretty fun to learn something today, even if it wasn’t a lot on first look. I also learned or better said started learning how to use pyCharm. The last days I used Anaconda3 and Jupiter Notebook to write my code, because it’s easier to use when your code isn’t that large yet. All in all I just really started the programming game so I’m looking forward to become better and better everyday. :)

Day 5 is coming to end and I’m going to tell you as usual how my day went learning Python. The last two days were used as a break since it was the weekend (I might to that every week, but I’m not sure yet). I’m still working on an web-crawler or better said I’m learning how to code one, so there is actually not much to talk about. Nonetheless it was still fun to invest 2–3 hours in learning this great programming language and get better from day to day, even though in Germany school started “regularly” again. I hope I still find the time to practise my skills. If so you are going to hear or read me. ;)

Day 4 is coming to an end so I’m going to write something about what I’ve learned today. As I said yesterday I’m now learning how to crawl a website. I’m still learning how to crawl websites but I already a bit of progress so I’m exited what opportunities I’ll have when I’m understanding more and more. Today was a different day, different in the way that I started learning early in the morning and not late in the evening as usual. I’m not sure yet which method is bette or more efficient. Only time will tell.

So now it is already the ending of day 3 and I’m going to tell you, or me since I’m the only one reading this at the moment, what I’ve learned today. The topic that I learned today were modules, what they are, how to use them, why to use…

Day 2 of my journey is coming to an end so its time to write down the things I’ve learned today. The main thing I’m trying to unterstand to this point is object orientation. Object orientation is an import part in object-oriented programming because it basically allows you to add things to your already existing code and it will run like nothing happened but better or with more features. I had my issues with learning all the stuff better said understanding, but I think I’m getting closer to my goal of understanding object orientation. I still have to invest a few a hours in understanding this method. Time will tell how far I’m going to come.

Hi my Name is Alex, Im a 17 years old german student and live in Coburg. I started this journey on medium to keep track of my progress that I’ll hopefully make in the upcoming weeks or months. Actually I should have started this blog earlier because I allready started my Python journey two weeks ago, the reason I’m starting this blog later is that I thought I could get track of my progress without this blog, but the reality is that I think it will be way easier on this way. Now I talked enough, let’s start (or continue) with learning Python.