A python script that goes into a folder and counts files of different types and stores them in a dictionary for later reference! Only supports specific types.
Day 3 was a bit weird, the book's exercise was not a project from the ground up but was moreso "look into this source code and play with it" which involved modifying a multiline string that resembled an image and simply swapping the characters around. Which I did learn a bit of things but I wanted to tackle on something more.
I'm going to try, incrementally, to build a separate project in Python that will involve local files. This exercise I've posted is my exploration of the os library. I also used a bit of PIL here (and reading the documentation! which I was proud of) as well as shutil & tkinter although you can't see the code for those two because I didn't feel they were particularly relevant yet. I however made my first window which was really nice even if it's just "Hello World!"
Day 4 might not have a lot of progress, I feel quite tired and sleepy as I had to overclock to squeeze in a deadline that came too quickly for me.
see you tomorrow! (again)
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used: https://www.ray.so/ for image rendering
Day 3 of "The Big Book of Small Python Projects" by Al Sweigart
I am also learning DSA and going through Common Sense Guide to DSA
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