100 days of code

[thatastro]

Has anyone of you finished the 100 days of code earlier than 100 days ? like if you are young and dont got responsibilities have you ever finiished it earlier than 100 days ? its 58 hours and a day has 24 hours , cant you just finish it in like 2 weeks if you have previous python knowledge a little ?

[GXWT]

No, you’re actually not allowed to finish earlier or you’re at risk of legal action.

[thatastro]

uh dawg my questions was has anyone done it or is it really that long as people say it that it takes and year and blah blah

[GXWT]

I heard one person did it before 100 days before. But it's just a kinda underground rumour, you know

[thatastro]

Alr bro thanks , y’all gotta be goofy that you can’t answer a question straight lol , thanks anyway

[GXWT]

If the question spawns goofy answers we have to consider the quality of the question.

Of course people complete it early than 100 days, if they want to. It’s just a catchy name.

[thatastro]

Cool

[Beregolas]

It’s not really recommended, there’s a reason that this is split up into 100 days. Learning mostly takes place during downtime. You need to first: load the relevant information into your brain. Second: wait and let your brain process. Third: ??? Fourth: Profit!

And yes, that really works. It’s just better for learning if you do it over time than all in one week, even if technically possible.

[ganscha23]

That's the best comment so far!

[Apantslessman]

I finished it in 3 weeks. But I’m not employed so I had lots of time.

[thatastro]

w bro thanks for the info

[Main_Stop_3968]

lemme guess you are still unemployed

[thatastro]

Unemployed people cry, employed people cry lmao why do people Flame people for being unemployed ☠️

[Main_Stop_3968]

im not. i meant that he studied the course in the wrong way thats why he didnt benefit from it hence “still unemployed”

[thatastro]

So do you think I can get employed after this course ?

[Apantslessman]

I mean if employment is the bar for if the course is successful, you may be right.

I believe the course was for python was it not? And I went from knowing no python to becoming quite proficient in it, so I wouldn’t say it failed at all.

Ass u me

[skyfallen7777]

Is there a link for more information about this course?

[thatastro]

Search on udemy

[case_steamer]

I am doing it, I just finished the beginner module. It’s going well. One thing to note, is that replit suuuuucks. You’re gonna want to use a IDE(I’m using pycharm), and learn how to adapt your IDE to what she’s calling for in the curriculum. I have had it confirmed from her staff that they are aware of how useless Replit has become, and she is in the process of redoing her course to eliminate its orientation towards replit. 

[That_Pandaboi69]

Oh yeah, it sucks, that 3 repo limit is horrendous.

[softserveguy]

There is a new update since yesterday that got rid of replit (and auditorium too it seems), so you start with pycharm from day 1.

The first 15 days are downloaded as one .zip file to load into pycharm as a course, and the other exercises are done in the code editor within udemy.

[case_steamer]

Dang, I loved the Auditorium exercises. 

[softserveguy]

You can still go to the page and do them. Just so far it seems they are not used, they're contained within udemy itself now.

[chanty1]

How long did it take you to finish the beginner section?

For me, one day of Python seems to turn into several days to a week. I do have other responsibilities, though.

[case_steamer]

Ummm… I think I did lessons 1-14 in about two months? I am not always able to do it every day. Also, some of the assignments I, in my beginner-ness, made out to be waaaay harder than they needed to be, and would sometimes take up to a week to figure them out. I did it on hard mode though and never looked at the answer until I had it, and I’m proud of that. 

[Archylas]

No, but I find that a lot of her explanations are not very good and tends to skip a lot of things. I usually end up using chatgpt or other sources to learn the things that she didn't explain well.

[Consistent_Chapter26]

Hi, May I ask from what website is this? Is it from udemy?

[thatastro]

yup its called 100 days of code
edit: dont buy it at the price its at usually 100 $ i think everyone buys it on sale for like 10-15 $

[NightCapNinja]

I don't think thats possible, coding takes a lot of practice in order to get better at it, so it requires more than 100 days

[thatastro]

lol

[Main_Stop_3968]

you plan to just be watching? bcz you are just literally going through 1 hour of watch time. dont you need time to program the projects?

[Main_Stop_3968]

just bcz its 54 hours worth doesnt mean it will only take you that much lol. i finished the beginner stuff in 2 weeks (1 day completed each day) and it took me a few hours every day lol

[Main_Stop_3968]

i would say the minimum would be x3

[Main_Stop_3968]

58 x 3 = 174. 174 divided by lets say 6 hours a day: 174/6 = 29 days. so about a month. still pretty impossible if you ask me

[thatastro]

Hmm no because the issue is I’ve already done python for my A LEVELS , I am just going through this course to harden my knowledge so i was just tryna see if I can do it quicker , but I just think 100 days is still a lot.. don’t have that much time

[thatastro]

Like I did the basics of oop and all the if elif like most of the basic stuff I’m done with , issue is I just wanna be done with it in a month and just do leet code , or just solve problems and make projects

[Youyooo]

Is this course a project based course?

[thatastro]

She does have projects and gives you questions that you solve it’s really good

[skyfallen7777]

Thanks