How to write code that checks your code for errors. Part 2: The Projects (The Application)
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Learning how to read/write files and test your code to prevent bugs. Part 2: Hands-On Projects How to write code that checks your code for errors
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This is where the "Crash Course" becomes fun. Matthes understands that theory is boring without practice. You’ll work through three major projects: