Welcome to the repository containing Python projects from Angela Yu's popular "100 Days of Code" course! In this repository, you will find a collection of practical and fun Python projects completed as part of the course curriculum.

Angela Yu's "100 Days of Code" course is a comprehensive learning journey designed to help beginners and intermediate Python developers improve their coding skills and build exciting projects. Throughout the course, Angela provides step-by-step guidance, real-world examples, and hands-on exercises to ensure a rewarding learning experience.

This repository includes a variety of Python projects developed during Angela Yu's course. Each project is organized in its respective folder, containing the complete source code and any necessary resources.

1. Browse Projects: Explore the folders to find the specific projects you are interested in. Each project folder contains a README or documentation that explains the project's purpose and how to run it.

2. Clone the Repository: To get started, clone this repository to your local machine using the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/lnabesima/100DaysOfCodePython.git
   

3. Setup: Some projects might require additional setup, such as installing dependencies or setting up a virtual environment. Refer to the individual project's README for detailed instructions.

4. Learning and Contributing: Feel free to use the code for educational purposes and expand upon the projects. If you find any issues or have improvements to suggest, we welcome your contributions! Please follow the standard GitHub workflow for making pull requests.

A special thanks to Angela Yu for creating such an amazing and engaging course. Her dedication to teaching and passion for coding has inspired countless learners around the world.

This repository is intended solely for educational and learning purposes. The projects here might have been completed with Angela Yu's guidance, and credit is given to her and her course throughout the code and documentation.

Please remember to respect the course's policies, honor the code of conduct, and use the code responsibly.

Happy coding! 🚀