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CodeWithHarry/100-days-of-code-youtube
Source code for 100 days of code python course on YouTube
Source code companion for CodeWithHarry's 100-day Python YouTube course, covering everything from variables and loops to OOP, file I/O, and decorators. It's for absolute beginners following along with the video series — not a standalone learning resource.
The day-by-day folder structure maps exactly to the video curriculum, so finding the right file while watching is trivial. Each lesson folder includes a `.tutorial/` directory with markdown notes and a `video.json` pointer, giving the repo some standalone value beyond just raw code. Coverage is genuinely broad — 100 days gets you through lambdas, map/filter, OOP, exception handling, and even a few fun mini-projects like a Flappy Bird clone and a snake game.
This is lecture notes, not a project — there's no shared utility code, no tests, no requirements.txt at the top level, and almost nothing to run without also watching the video it accompanies. The repo includes compiled `.pyc` files in version control (Day 44, 45), which is sloppy. Day 39 exists twice in two folders (`39-Day39-Exercise-3-Solution` and `39-Day39-Exercise-3-Solution (1)`) with no explanation. Last commit was mid-2024, so it's frozen at whatever point the course ended.