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Some Adaptable Exercises For Programming Practice

Here are five nice ideas for programming exercises, originally intended for Python beginners but probably applicable to many languages. From Reddit r/learnpython posted by u/NoSide005 "5 Projects For Beginners To Learn Python" User inputs Create an app that asks the user to input one character that must be a vowel. Continue asking for the input until a vowel is inputted. You can also give user feedback every time a non-vowel is entered or upon a successful input. Write a function Write a function that takes in a positive integer and returns its multiplicative persistence, which is the number of times you must multiply the digits in the integer until you reach a single digit. For example the integer 39 returns 3. You get this by taking 39 and multiplying its digits 3*9 which equals 27. You then multiply 27's digits 2*7 = 14. Lastly 1*4 = 4 which is a single digit. You had to multiply 3 times so you return 3. The integer 999 would return 4. Calculator a

Humble Beginnings MDN

Humble Beginnings    I thought I'd have another go at learning web design. There are countless free courses online but I decided on Mozilla's . This is because their Javascript reference documents have become the go-to place for knowledge of the language, in fact I hear that the staff from some of the other browsers, like Chrome, contribute to MDN to avoid every company writing duplicate information about it.