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World Population II Challenge Project for Feedback
https://discuss.codecademy.com/t/about-the-challenge-projects-category/434328/2?u=dev8126513192

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WORLD POPULATION Challenge Project for peer Feedback:
https://discuss.codecademy.com/t/about-the-challenge-projects-category/434328/4?u=dev8126513192

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Hi, i have completed the swift challenge project “Make a Mixtape 101”
I would appreciate if you can give feedback :slight_smile:
This is my version of the “side A & B” part of the project. Not sure to post in the right place, sorry if not

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Hi,

This is regarding ‘’’ Coded Correspondence Project ‘’’ , Please elaborate how exactly the below code is working?

How offset of 10 is performed? : ‘’’ alphabet[(alphabet_value + 10) % 26]’’’ ??

alphabet = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'
msg = "xuo jxuhu! jxyi yi qd unqcfbu ev q squiqh syfxuh. muhu oek qrbu je tusetu yj? y xefu ie! iudt cu q cuiiqwu rqsa myjx jxu iqcu evviuj!" 
#msg = ' ? ,'
punctuation = "?'!., "
new_msg = ''

for letter in msg :
    if letter not in punctuation:
        alphabet_value = alphabet.find(letter)
        new_msg += alphabet[(alphabet_value + 10) % 26]
    else:
        new_msg += letter
print(new_msg)

Thanks in advance.

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Hello:

I’ve already finished the Number Guesser Challenge, but I’d like to do it again to try and find another way to do it. Where is that challenge available?

Thanks

Hi, please add more challenges or projects with much fewer instructions to fully mastered what we just learned. Thank you

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that sounds good ! :love_you_gesture: :slightly_smiling_face:

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Hello fellow Coders,

I’m having trouble completing the challenge projects (i.e. Credit Card Checker & Mysterious organisms) without looking at the solution and was wondering if i will actually encounter this level of complexity in an everyday basis at an entry level job? if anybody wants to share their experience I would greatly appreciate it! thanks!

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Aqui dejo mi hoja de trucos.
La realice explicando la especificidad.
GitHub page: https://monchitog.github.io.git
GitHub repositorie: GitHub - monchitog/monchitog.github.io

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Hello. I’m trying to complete the challenge project called " This is Jeopardy!".

I’m stuck in this question:
2. Write a function that filters the dataset for questions that contains all of the words in a list of words. For example, when the list ["King", "England"] was passed to our function, the function returned a DataFrame of 49 rows. Every row had the strings "King" and "England" somewhere in its " Question".Test your function by printing out the column containing the question of each row of the dataset.

My solution is this:

Filtering a dataset by a list of words

words_questions =
def filter_data(data, words):
for i in words:
for j in data[“Question”]:
if i in j:
if j in words_questions:
pass
else:
words_questions.append(j)
result = pd.DataFrame(words_questions, columns = [“Answer”])
return result

Testing the filter function

filtered = filter_data(jeopardy_data, [“King”, “England”])
print(filtered)

I don’t know why I don’t get the same results of Codeacademy.

muy bien! I’m an English speaker.

I just finished the Gold Medal Metrics project for Java. Here is my solution.

Collecting employee engagement survey tools, using top-notch analytics and quickly taking action on the feedback received may sound super easy, but in reality, each process has hidden hurdles that often go unnoticed. and finally, the strategy is to blame and, at worst, discontinued.

I have completed a Tea Cozy project from the Flexbox chapter, using HTML and CSS. Although it is not yet responsive, I have put forth my best effort to complete it.

My Website Style Guide (shalabyelectronics.github.io)

https://github.com/vldkurov/find-your-hat