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  # 🐍 Snakelings

  <sub>Learn Python the right way. By actually writing code and solving problems!</sub>

  <img width="1000px" src="https://github.com/THEGOLDENPRO/snakelings/assets/66202304/ce48eae7-c2c6-4331-b7fe-a67bbfc07978">

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> [!Warning]
> This project is a work in progress so it is not complete yet.

## The problem.
Learning Python involves **actually** doing things practically; sitting down and watching YouTube tutorial after another won't get you anywhere. Beginners tend to fall into this, we even have a name for it, Tutorial 🔥 Hell. Tutorials are good for getting to know the basics but that's where I believe you should stop, and begin actually writing code.

🐍 Snakelings helps with 🌟 that. 🐍 Snakelings provides a set of short exercises to immerse you into developing and debugging Python code. Inspired by [Rustlings](https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings), each exercise in Snakelings has intentional faults designed to expose you to as many Python exceptions and errors as possible. 🐍 Snakelings bridges the gap between the theoretical and practical coding knowledge by providing a **real** environment.

## TODO
Todo has been moved over here --> https://github.com/THEGOLDENPRO/snakelings/issues/10

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> more readme coming soon...
