! I'm always up for comments and ways to improve my scripts 😉
disclaimer: pics used are not mine. Most are from pixabay, some just random googling
In March 2020, during the first covid lockdown I decided to start and learn Python. Therefore I used the following book: Python Crash Course, 2nd Edition A Hands-On, Project-Based Introduction to Programming by Eric Matthes
It's a nice course for python newbies. It starts at the super super basics and slowly builds up to really developing fun stuff I finished the course until the end of the python basics. After that I only did the game design chapter. The initial idea was to learn Python to be able to program an Opentrons OT-2 liquid handling robot. I thought game-developping came closest to that ;)
The two coolest creations I made while working through the Crash Course I put up here -Penny the Hungry Cat In which you as Penny (Pennywise, my cat ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ ) have to catch as many food items as you can -Snowglobe Speaks for itself I guess. Does the exact same thing an actual snowglobe does, however you don't have to shake it everytime. It just continues for ever and ever ;)
enjoy!