#hundreddaychallenge

Holy moly, what a struggle learning is. I have spent a good seven days on this tweak on the last python challenge, a coffee machine. I have spent countless broken hours trying to work out how to do Object

Wow, took along time to finish but I have finally done the python day fifteen code challenge out of my #hundreddaycodingchallenge. Took about three weeks, yes you heard it right... Three weeks. Of course

from random import randint from art import logo print(logo) def guesses(choice): """Guessing function""" end = False counter = choice number = randint(1, 100) while not end:

The head is filled with nothing but random thoughts of how to tweak this code of mine. import art alphabet = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h', 'i', 'j', 'k', 'l', 'm', 'n', 'o', 'p', 'q', 'r', 's',

So today I decided to keep the tempo at 80bpm and focus more on technical stuff. Like @drumoperator advised me yesterday, I tried to get more rebound from my left hand to keep things easier when I get

As you may already know, yesterday I started 100 Day Challenge. My goal is to learn a new rudiment called six-stroke roll and get it up to 200 bpm (beats per minute). Yesterday, I started with 70bpm and

I've decided to practice something for 100 days, half an hour each day. Since I'm a drummer, I decided to learn a rudiment I don't know yet. For the first challenge, I took six-stroke roll, a basic rudiment