first python project
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@manayp
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MY FIRST python script that acts as a word game where you can guess it in 6 or less tries. And the word is max 5 letters.
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@manayp
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first python project
This is my first Python project EVER. And first of all I would like to thank Mosh from Youtube for teaching me Python. He helped me learn about loops and variables in a very easy method. Wordy is a terminal based guessing game that is inspired by Wordle. And the main goal is to figure out the 5 letter word in 6 or less tries. This recieves its data from Datamuses Api which gets English words that match the requirements and it matches and validates your answers each time you write in that terminal.
I am proud of this because I honesty thought python was too hard for some reason (like the more complex stuff), and don’t get me wrong…it was… but I got the hang of it. I just gotta work on the loops and where to use them in the script.
I HOPEEE YOU LIKE IT. I MADE IT IN MY SCHOOL BUS. LOL»>
@manayp
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40m 18s logged
In the last 40 minutes I just created the readme and I had a huge problem with github until I realized that I just have not pushed it lol.
So in my readme I included minor things like how much this means to me because this was my first py project ever and it worked out pretty well. I also talked about the dictionary/datamuse thing I used which was honestly very surprising to use because of how good it functioned.
Lastly I mostly gave credits to everyone who helped me in the journey of this and yeah I had a great time, except for the fact that it felt harder than Html lol. Anyways adioss ill see u again in my next project.
BTW i also leaerned how to create a release.
@manayp
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I did not think Python was this hard to start off with…especially with html and css I can write a bunch of lines like 10x faster. It took me SOO long to write these python lines.
Anyway I connected it to a dictionary with datamuse and now it should work much more efficiently because theres more word options. Because before I had to manually type them and I was too lazy to type a 3000+ word dataset. So yeah I did whatever I could do. With many youtube tutorials and a lot of failures I did it. But I could make it better.
I am trying to test it right now but theres like 2 errors because i forget an import and A LOT OF PROBLEM WITH SPACING.
But I am almost done I think. Anyway lets seee how it goes adioss.
@manayp
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1h 49m 47s logged
This is my first python project that I am making on stardance. I am a beginner in python and I am currently learning while coding from someone named Mosh on youtube.
I decided to create a wordle sort of game but with twists (which I will think of). So right now already I finished 150 lines of code and was going to make the whole dictionary BUT…I realized it will take WAYY too long so why not connect the dictionary straight away instead of writing the whole dictionary out.
So in these 150 lines of code it was honestly a bit hard to start off with but it reminded me kinda about typescript and html for some reason in the logic aspect but its not that much like them. I had problems with making functions and connecting pages but then I realized its like Scratch lol so it got kinda easier.
So overall I need to change a lot including the code. Adios for now.
