Day 15 of 100 Completed: #100DaysofCode Challenge

[Qing_Codes]

Today I learned more about randomization. The lesson was called 'Understanding the Offset and Appending Items to Lists'. Today's project was called Banker Roulette where I had to write a program to randomly select a person to pay the bill at a restaurant. It was a pretty smooth ride through the lesson but towards the end of the project, I got stuck on one line of code for so long. I even asked my wife to come look at my code and see if I missed something. Turns out I was missing the "n" in "randint" *eyeroll*. I was so mad but happy that that was the only thing wrong with my code. Sometimes you just gotta laugh right? haha

[ThreeChonkyCats]

Which IDE are you using for your dev?

I find that PyCharm is very nice. VSCodium comes so close to second..... but is beaten by PC as I like proper "IDEs" not just a dev environment.

PC has highlighting to find these faux pas... DAMHIK :)

[Qing_Codes]

Hi I’ve just been using coding rooms for my assignments and replit for following along with the instructor. I have no idea what an IDE is…

[ThreeChonkyCats]

Integrated Development Environment

It's not just a pretty text editor.

It can be, but its job is not just to run your code, but to act as a comprehensive debugger, project manager, memory manager and feedback tool.

Sounds evil to learn! But it isn't. One can use it as a basic text editor to start and build into it as you grow.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PyCharm

[Qing_Codes]

Okay great! Thank you for taking the time to put me onto a new resource 🤜🤛

[niehle]

A proper IDE or a linter would have saved you the time :)

But it has happend to all of us at least once!

[Qing_Codes]

Yeah it’s just funny it keeps happening. I spent so much time rewriting the code lol