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Hey guys, welcome to day 1 of your 100-day journey.
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And today we're going to learn about printing, commenting, debugging,
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string manipulation and variables.
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So it's chockablock full of really fun stuff.
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And by the end of today you will have created a band name generator program.
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So you can also head over to this web address, band-name
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-generator-end.appbrewery.repl.run
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Alternatively, if you didn't want to type that whole line of URL in,
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you could also go to the previous lesson where I showed you where the course
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resources are and we've got links to all of these resources where you can just
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click on it and head over there straight away.
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So this is the final project of today and the idea is that let's say that your
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friend was starting a new band, a rock band, or a classical band,
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and they're struggling to come up with a good name.
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So you come into the rescue and send them your band name generator program.
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So it asks you for the name of the city that you grew up in.
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So mine was Bristol in the Southwest of the UK.
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And then it'll ask you what's the name of your pets?
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I had a pet rabbit when I was younger and I am probably, um,
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the least imaginative person. Um, classic programmer personality. Um,
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so I called my rabbit, um, rabbit.
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So now when I hit enter,
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it's going to give me my band name and it could be, um,
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Bristol Rabbit. So that sounds pretty cool. It could be like a, a rock band.
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So this is what you're going to make and in the process,
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in order to create this, you're going to learn about printing, inputting,
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commenting, debugging, name, error, syntax errors,
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string manipulation, variables, and a whole lot more.
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So if you feel like you can already achieve this and you can prove it by making
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this program yourself, then feel free to skip to the next day's lessons.
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But for most of you, even if you've started learning Python programming,
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there's probably still a lot of new things that you'll find in today's lessons.
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So once you're ready,
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head over to the next lesson and let's get started and get coding straight away.
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