Free Code Camp - Arithmetic Formatter Project using Python - PLUS a *NEW* Blog!

This project was a doozy! And to chronicle all my progress (and failures!), I started a blog... In this video, I go over how I started vs. how I ended in writing the code. Happily, I did pass the challenge- yay!

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Verse of the day~
"For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal."
—2 Corinthians 4:17

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[oliviaclark]

Your code helped me figure out why my code wasn't passing any of the tests. THANK YOU!

[michaelwilliams]

I'm your 1000th subscriber!!! hehehehe ^_^ Great stuff pumpkin ~* n_n Keep it up!!

[maxwellmogambi]

Hey am having troubles with the project, I don't even know where to begin at, I think I'll have to relearn the whole course again. It encourages me to hear that it is also challenging to other people, am not alone. I like how you have broken down your code, perhaps I'll do the same. Wish me luck🙌

[ihaveadream]

very good i agree with you its difficult for beginner

[jorriffhdhtrsegg]

I've done it without functions in pycharm (own tests/variables as the equations), except everything is formatted vertically (correct format, but each equation is below the last one...and i've tried to remedy this).
I'm stumped beyond that, and fear it might break once 'print' becomes 'return'. I am trying not to copy although i have seen a few entirely different solutions and somehow got to figure my own otherwise I won't exactly ahve learnt something!, plus i did the other steps a different way so there way wouldn't work.
I'm a beginner this is my first project except tiny excersises! (heck its not prepared me for this!)

[rheredia]

it's difficult I don't even know what to start with 😂