Big fan of @mweich's work. Great interview, @jamtaylor! :D

Hey @moisesmcardona! Great start! Keep it up :D

This is extremely informative and alarming! Thanks for sharing!

Umm okay, do try formatting it for readability though.

Hey @bsameep! Please do format the code, makes it easier to read. :D You can check the previous submissions for reference. Also, the limit is 400000, not 40000.

Hi, this course is intended for absolute beginners so a successful student would be able to read and understand python codes and write python programs on their own. For 2, you could try writing codes in

Nicely done, @veleje! The award hasn't been given out yet. Judge will decide the winning solution at the end of the payout of this post.

@verbal-d, stumbled upon your work today after a long time. It's refreshing! Flow in this is amazing!

Hehe, cool to see your reply after so long :D

Hi! I guess the tutorial above explains it fairly well. Follow the Visual guide above and it should help you understand it. If you get stuck anywhere, do reach out. Will be happy to help.

Hey! I got notified about this just today. I'm doing a python series. I'll probably get on Telegram Bot after that. Thanks :D

Glad that you're finding it useful. Thank you :D

I'll probably get on it after I complete this series. Thank you :D

Great going Elishagautam! Please do mention the language you've used and format it if possible.

Great going! What about the other 11 though?

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Hi Nomi! You can try Task#2. :)

You might be right but I personally have never written pascal. I am not a Python expert either but I just wanted to pick a high level language that would be easily readable. Also, the book I'll be following,

Had thought of it but Sublime isn't free and requires purchasing of license. I'll put it up with a notice. Thanks :)

If you don't have any experience in programming but want to give it a shot, jump in - it's an exciting time.