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Help! I don't get why my code makes the player's health go up when she's hit by the sword.
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Ah, it looks like you used the wrong operator! Which one do you think will subtract from her health (instead of adding to it) in your take_damage function?
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Fairly easy for just starting out. And aa lot of tools hidden in the webapp like spellbook and similar problem creation when you want more examples and practice. It feels like I've only scratched the surface.
NikoKarma
United States
Learn to Code in Python
Really easy to understand, i never felt lost.
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Peru
Learn to Code in Python
gut gut
Petr Konopa
Czechia
Learn SQL
Easy to understand, but hard enough to take time to think.
Kristo Palmik
Tartu
Learn to Code in Python
its pedagogic
Mauri
Argentina
Learn to Code in Python
I learned a lot even though I came in knowing absolutely nothing about coding. Just remember to take breaks when it gets tuff and don't quit! This course is worth it!
Malachi Wigglesworth
Denver, CO
Learn to Code in Python
A very good course, kept me engaged and made me feel rewarded and proud when I overcame a difficult challenge, pushed me to keep going, didn't make it feel to easy so that I would breeze past but also difficult enough that I wasn't discouraged.
Alex May
United Kingdom
Learn to Code in Python
This is certainly a fun way to learn concepts and refresh your knowledge.
Kevin Petit
Belgium
Learn to Code in Python
THIS HELPED ME LEARN FROM SCRATCH SO EASILY!!!!!!!!!
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Canada
Learn to Code in Python
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A proven path to a programming career
It takes most students about 12 months to complete an entire career path
Learn in-demand back-end technologies like Python, SQL, and Go
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Software developers in the US earn over $100,000 per year
The following data is taken from the results of the 2025 Stack Overflow survey
Cloud Engineer
$189,000
Backend Developer
$175,000
Site Reliability Engineer
$165,000
DevOps Engineer
$165,000
Data Engineer
$150,000
Frontend Developer
$145,000
Data Analyst
$100,956
Some folks look at the job data and assume that front-end positions are the only option for new learners. On the contrary, there is big demand for backend and data-oriented positions!
If you like working with data, logic, and servers, you might just enjoy the back-end, data-focused curriculum here on Boot.dev. And similar to the frontend, most data and backend positions don't require a specific degree from a university... but you do need to know your stuff!
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