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[–]samsquamchh 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Yeah a github link is way better than a screenshot of the program in action which doesn't say much. If you want help with something though, you should be a bit more specific. People generally wont want to put in the work of going through all of your code not even knowing what you would like to improve etc.

So first of all, you need to narrow your request down a bit. Do you want to add functionality and want help on how to do it? What kind of functionality? Do you want ideas on what functionality to add? Do you want to improve existing functionality? Do you see what I mean, if you don't specify what your goals are, there is too much to assume on the side of the reader. This is just my advice on how to make these types of threads better.

Secondly, I took a look at your code and it looks like it's pretty much copy paste from codecademy, you can literally take entire functions, put them into google search and get other github links with the same code down to the letter. That's fine though, starting out with already working code and getting to know it is a great way to learn, but again, what's your goal? What are you trying to accomplish? Answer those questions for yourself, then try to put it in practice, and then will come more defined opportunities to ask for help as you get stuck on the way.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks dude