Now that CS50P is done and this site has been updated with backdated posts, time to move onto the next Harvard course, CS50Web (Programming with Python and Javascript). This course goes over how to create fullstack web applications using Python, Django, and Javascript. At first glance, the course appears to possibly take less time to…
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CS50P Final: Average Reads
Ah, yes, we got there!! I finished the course! My estimate to finish was a little off but there is good reason for this; I redid my originally planned project around three times. The main requirements for the final project is that you need 3 functions, have unit tests per function, and take a bit…
CS50P Part Three: Weeks 6 – 8
It’s here, I’ve made it! Honestly, this is one of the first courses I have started and just about to complete since learning to code years ago (yes really); I definitely fall for “shiny object syndrome” and would get easily distracted. This one definitely made an impression and kept me engaged for this long. This…
CS50P Part Two: Weeks 3 – 5
Did not expect to get to write another one of these so quick, but here we are: weeks 3 to 5 covering Exceptions, Libraries and Unit Testing. As expected, the learning curve for new topics and subjects grew with each new week and problem set to test our knowledge and how to approach and solve…
CS50P Part One: Weeks 0 – 2
I might’ve fallen into shiny object syndrome once more, but I’m feeling a bit more confident in this one! I had attempted CS50 last summer and fall but eventually dropped it; I thought I was understanding enough but didn’t seem quite relevant at the time and my confidence fell flat. Fast forward to this year,…