Name: Build a Bookbot in Python [Full Course]
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Build a Bookbot in Python

Build your first local command-line app and use the real tools developers use every day.

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i am just confused what i did , i don't know that i learn something from this but lets continue

it was very fun and informative expeerience.

Sooooooooooooo fun to finally put all those python lesson to work

Wrote my first python program!!

My first python project, loved it

This was a good basic introduction on how to put together everything learned so far. While not super useful in itself, it required some problem solving and was satisfying to get everything working.

Great first project. Not bugged down into the details too much. And a good review of learnt knowledge

You missed that python < 3.9 did not support tuple, list, etc type checks without explicit import. Also the order in which you explained things was cumbersome

it was useful! step by step giving an overview on how to do, while teaching some useful things like import and sys.argv

Mediocrity doesn't cut it anymore

The only way to become a great developer is to write a lot of code

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