Just did 10 minutes of coding today. Made a little bit of progress towards the "/history" route. It doesn't create an internal server error now although the buy and sell functionality doesn't work for some reason now. I'll fix it tomorrow.

Hey everyone. It's been a couple of days since I last posted. I started a new internship and it took a while for me to get my sleep routine going to make time for coding in the morning. Did that today so expect to see more. I worked on the "/history" route in the finance problem of CS50. I expect to be done with the entire problem tomorrow.

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This is a short one. I'm starting an internship today so I only had 10-15 minutes to code. - added a "cash" and "TOTAL" values to the table in the "/" route