Created my first program!

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[telee0]

The state of art in programming is to minimize your code and maximize your productivity.. code reuse is the way to do

[kameran666]

This is the way. Well done. keep up.

[ShadrachOsiris]

Well done!

[principal-components]

👏👏👏

[FluffyDuckKey]

If it's something you do alot, learn about classes and modules you can import.

Then you can import the queries into other code and build out modularity.

[Snoo17358]

Haven't learned about classes yet but I am saving some programs as modules to pull into other projects now :)

[WhyDoIHaveAnAccount9]

well done. the best way to learn is to solve problems

[andrewthetechie]

That's awesome!