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[thorn cobalt]

Sup yall, I've been following Asabeneh's 30 Days of Python Github repo, and am currently on Day 8: Dicts. No problem there. But, I don't know if I can actually put my skills to the test by building actual mini projects. Any ideas what I can do or where I can find stuff? DM me to LMK 🙏🏼.

[frozen obsidian]

@thorn cobalt

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[timid junco]

The only way to know is to try! I really recommend small games as good mini beginner projects

[thorn cobalt]

tysm!

[thorn cobalt]

small games? idk which ones but i will try to figure out smth on YouTube

[timid junco]

Simple text based games like rock paper scissors or hangman are good first ones to try

[pseudo anchor]

If you’re currently learninga dictionary
You can practice this:
Write a program to count character frequency using two functions:

1. init_counter(): Returns a dictionary of all lowercase alphabet keys mapped to 0.

2. count_chars(data, text): Updates the dictionary by iterating through the input string and incrementing the corresponding key’s value

Print the final dictionary to verify the results.

NOTE: your input string should have lowercase a-z characters (no numbers, special characters) as your dict will be holding them

[frozen obsidian]

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