Sharing notes from my ongoing learning journey — what I build, break and understand along the way.
Understanding Pseudocode with an Example: Step-by-Step Explanation and Python Code Pseudocode is a simple, structured way to describe how an algorithm works without using any specific programming language.It’s not real code — it’s a human-readable description that shows the logical…
Secure Your Python ATM App: From Plain Passwords to SHA-256 Hashing In my previous post, I created a simple command-line ATM application using Python. It allowed users to check their balance, deposit money, and withdraw funds — all based on…
How I Built a Database-Driven ATM App in Python After creating a basic ATM simulation in Python with just a balance = 1000 variable, I decided to upgrade the project by connecting it to a real database. Instead of storing…
How I Built a Simple ATM Program in Python (Step-by-Step) This week I wanted to build something small but practical in Python: an ATM simulation. The goal wasn’t to impress anyone, just to reinforce what I already learned and get…
My First FastAPI Project Today, I built my first working web project using FastAPI. I’m sharing the whole process step-by-step — what I did, what issues I encountered, and how I learned. First, I Installed Visual Studio Code While installing…
Learning Python – Post 7: If-Else, For Loops, and Putting It All Together Tonight was about bringing things together. I started exploring conditions (if, else, elif) and moved into loops — especially the for loop combined with range(). These two…
Learning Python – Post 6: Lists (Create, Update, Add, Remove) This week was all about lists. Creating them, changing them, adding to them, and removing stuff — here’s what I worked through:. 1. Creating a List liste = [1, 2,…
Learning Python – Post 5: Converting Between Numbers and Strings One of the first things I wanted to get comfortable with in Python was how to convert between numbers and strings — especially when dealing with user input or formatting…
Learning Python – Post 4: Useful String Methods I’m not trying to learn every Python string method — just the ones that are actually useful when working with text.Here are a few I’ve been practicing, with examples that helped me…
Learning Python – Post 3: Doing Math with Python – Basic Operators and Calculations Today I practiced how to do basic math with Python — and to be honest, it felt really satisfying to see Python acting like a calculator,…