Welcome to my "100 Days of Python" challenge! In this repository, you'll find my daily progress as I embark on a journey to learn Python from scratch. Each day, I'll be working on various Python concepts, projects, and exercises, and I'll be documenting my learning process right here.
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Daily Jupyter Notebooks: You will find Jupyter Notebook files (.ipynb) for each day's work. These notebooks will contain code snippets, explanations, and exercises related to the Python topics I'm studying that day.
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Topics Covered: I will start with the basics, including variables, data types, loops, and conditionals (if-else statements). As the days progress, I will delve into more advanced topics such as functions, object-oriented programming, data structures, and more.
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Projects: I will also work on small Python projects to apply what I've learned in practical scenarios. You can check out these projects in the "Projects" directory.
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Notes: I'll be sharing my notes and insights in the "Notes" directory. These notes will summarize key concepts and serve as a reference for myself and others.
- Day 1: Introduction to Python, Variables, and Data Types
- Day 2: Control Flow - Conditional Statements (if-else)
- Day 3: Loops - for and while
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- Notes on Variables and Data Types: Summary of key concepts from Day 1.
- Notes on Conditional Statements: Summary of key concepts from Day 2.
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If you'd like to contribute, whether it's correcting typos, suggesting improvements, or adding new exercises or projects, feel free to create a pull request. Your contributions are highly appreciated!
- LinkedIn: Dishant Kharkar
I'm excited to embark on this journey, and I hope you find this repository useful in your own Python learning adventure. Let's learn and grow together!
Happy coding! 🐍🚀
Feel free to customize the README and repository structure to match your preferences and the specific topics you'll cover in your 100 Days of Python challenge. You can also replace the placeholders with actual links to your daily progress and projects as you create them. Good luck with your Python learning journey!