Day 4 of 100

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Random module

Today I learned about the random module and its various use cases and functions. I skimmed through the Python documentation and experimented with some of the most common functions, such as random.randint().

Lists

I then moved on to another data type: the list. I explored how to:

• Access items using offsets
• Append items to a list
• Modify, remove, and reorder items
• Work with nested lists and resolve IndexErrors

Project: Rock, Paper, Scissors

For today’s project I built a simple rock‑paper‑scissors game. While researching, I discovered the World Rock Paper Scissors Association and had a good laugh at the idea that such a common and simple game can have its own global association, complete with strategies, competitions, and prizes.