Python’s set of libraries are fun to explore. They allow Python to work with many types of other coding languages, allow you to do cool stuff, and seem to require a minimal knowledge of the actual code. You can read the complete list of standard libraries here. There are also others available that you can download and install […]
Found this article today via The Do Lectures and think it’s so true – whatever you want to do, just start. Because “Sucking is the first step to being sorta good at something.”
Tonight, I made a list of 15 things I’ve observed after 4 years of study at the University of Illinois and 4 years of professional experience in Marketing. So here they are: It’s easier to sell one thing than several different products. Distribution = Very Important (Duh!) Marketing depends a lot on product quality – what can […]
Today’s discovery is Python Koans. According to python-guide.org, Koans “uses a test-driven approach, q.v. TEST DRIVEN DESIGN SECTION to provide an interactive tutorial teaching basic Python concepts. By fixing assertion statements that fail in a test script, this provides sequential steps to learning Python.” I was also curious what a “Koan” actually is: “a paradox to […]
I have studied and currently work in Marketing*, with around 5 years of experience. I would like to begin sharing my journey through the coding world. I have chosen Python as my language to explore, to start. I began last fall by completing three free online courses on Coursera – taught by an amazing professor, Dr. Charles Severance […]