#100DaysOfCode in Python Transcripts
Chapter: Welcome to the course
Lecture: The rules of #100DaysOfCode
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There are a lot of things that people do
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to support each other and encourage themselves
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to stay focused and keep going on #100DaysOfCode.
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But there's really just two main rules
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and they're really really simple.
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The first rule is to code a minimum of an hour
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every day for the next 100 days.
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And I would say taking a coding class
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like learning the lessons in this course
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and then coding a little bit counts, right?
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You're immersing yourself in code
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for at least an hour a day every single day
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for the 100 days.
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And if you got sick, like you saw the person before
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had gotten sick, had to take a day off,
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that's okay you just add some days on the end.
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Have sick days and just move it to the end.
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The second rule is a public commitment
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to making progress and keeping with it.
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And they way that works is to tweet
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or to put onto somewhere like Facebook
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#100DaysOfCode with an update every day.
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The PyBytes platform actually is going
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to help you a lot with this, but however you want to do it
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it's code an hour a day and
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share your progress every day.
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Super simple rules, and we hope this course
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really makes this work for you.
