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I learned that instead of using + to add strings or integers to print statement, you can use commas which is easier because you don't have to add the spaces. Something I wanted to learn more about is how to use "and" and "or" in if statements

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I learned how to substitute things in a list by writing the list name, the values you want to change, and the updated values. For example, peopleList[1:2]= ["person 1", "person 2"]. I still don't understand how to reverse the list without using a list.

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Carolina and I solved a problem about why the weather wouldn't show up and would always have an error on a line that was fine. We figured out that instead of using "q=", you had to use "zip="

My idea for the digital project is to either have a clock, weather, or spotify in list of how much time I have. If I have more time, I might make the text of the clock and spotify move. If I use the weather, I might have the first button be for SF, second for LWHS, and the third for where I play tenis. I will most likely being using the RTC. My digital project will be a part of my speakers and will be located at bottom.