I am currently using a website called OpenClassRooms.com and they have exercises that you can do after each lesson. I am having a difficult time using the Python test files that they have created. I have attached a Word file and a text file with more details (commands, code, etc) of the process I have to go through in order to use the Python test files from the OpenClassRooms website. I would very much appreciate any advice, tips, and recommendations. Because it is currently quite a hassle for me just to be able to use their Python test files. 😒

I just released this video going over the math object with FreeCodeCamp's module. If anybody is interested, here is the link to the video. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9Q2952wjwNI?views The modules are going to cover: - Math.random - Math.ceil - Math.floor - Math.round And I can't verify this for truth, but they even threw in one of those things that my kids say something about 6-7. 🤷🏼‍♂️ And if you're interested in the course link so you can follow along and get credit for it, here it is. 👉 https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-v9/workshop-mathbot/step-1 Tagging the FreeCodeCamp Members in here: @Per Ostojin @Netra Rawat @Douglas Hulcombe @Kristoper John Ballester @Ouail Aida @John Mckinley @Mary Mikhael @Daniel Mbwani @Heith Harjo @Ricardo Gonzalez @Silva Machava @Amira Hollman @Luiz Miguel @Jayden Walker @Scott Peters @David Taylor @Cameron Phillips

Can you make a number guessing game using just Python? I'll be uploading the code for that next week

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So I was wondering if I could get comments down below, if you are doing the following. 1. Currently active in FreeCodeCamp modules 2. What module are you currently in the FreeCodeCamp ecosystem? I'm just trying to get an idea, so we could potentially get an accountability group together, and if you're stuck on something, maybe we need a category just for freecodecamp questions. Also, just so everyone is aware, we have in the classroom freecodecamp guided walkthroughs of a lot of their material for HTML/CSS and a few for ReactJS and JavaScript. It auto-unlocks at level 2 in our community, so make a comment and get 5 likes, or make 5 comments and get 5 likes...lol. What are your thoughts?