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Bite Level Description & Tags
Bite 179. Strip comments from Python code Advanced level In this Bite you will strip off all comments from …
3.10 comments regular expressions string parsing
Newbie Bite 21. Comments Time to look at one of the more useful aspects …
3.10 comments newbie
Bite 162. Vertically align output of counters Intermediate level In this Bite you are tasked with "physically" aligning the …
3.10 string formatting
Bite 186. Calculate number of books to have read at date ... Intermediate level For this Bite you are asked to start working on …
3.10 datetime dateutil exception handling
Bite 253. More Pandas Series Practice Intermediate level In Bite 251 and Bite 252 we looked at creating …
3.10 math pandas series statistics
Bite 321. Magic bytes Advanced level Magic numbers are bytes that can be used to uniquely …
3.10 bytes csv exception handling file processing images string parsing
PCC Title Summary
01 Word Values Part I Our first weekly code challenge is to calculate the (language) dictionary word that would have the most value in Scrabble. Enjoy and let us know if you like this format.
10 Build a Hangman Game A new week, a new 'bite' of Python coding! This week we will build a Hangman game. Good luck and have fun.
42 Mastering Regular Expressions Hi Pythonistas, it's beginning of the month so we're busy selecting some cool code challenges for you to work on to hone your Python skills. Regular Expressions was a long time coming so let's get it out there. We hope we hit a decent intermediate level with this challenge. If you have questions ask us in the comments or join our Slack.
47 PyBites First Year in Data (Special) Hi Pythonistas, can you believe it’s been a full year of PyBites already?! To commemorate our 1st birthday we figured the next challenge should be around… us!
60 Working With PDF Files in Python Hey Pythonistas, in this challenge you will learn how to work with PDF documents. Enjoy!