Hack Week | #100DaysofCode

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At my 9 to 5 each quarter we are given a week to focus on a technology or an area that we want to level up on. This Hack Week I chose Python. I will be posting some of my projects along the way.

For the first project I built a simple Tip calculator. This project helps you get a better understanding of Data Types and how to manipulate Strings. https://replit.com/@atomixgray/tip-calculator-start


Rock, Paper, Scissors! The main goal of the next project is to get you familiar with Random and using Modules. This was a fun one.

https://replit.com/@atomixgray/rock-paper-scissors-start

Next up is For loops. What a challenging and fun project. Password Generator

https://replit.com/@atomixgray/password-generator-start


We are now at “Day 7” and building a Hangman Game. This touches on For & While Loops, IF/ELSE, List, Strings, Range, Modules.

“Day 8” brings on another fun challenge creating a Cipher shift code! This challenge teaches you more on functions using inputs.
https://replit.com/@atomixgray/Caesar-Cipher-Final



Next up was a Blackjack / 21 – this was pretty difficult I am not going to lie.
https://replit.com/@atomixgray/blackjack-final


This has been an amazing week of learning and I finished off my week building a language learning Flashcard application. This was so much fun and I will be using this application daily. I have some plans on improvements.


In my free time I will be working on several other projects and will post a few here as well.

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