Kimbi: 19

I haven't updated in far too long! I'm at 19.

Still working on that prime number generator though.

Kimbi: 15

Woot! I got one of the Fibonacci questions last night after my book used the F. sequence as an example for why hints are useful in Python. Which also explained what I'd already figured out about why the previous program would take like a month to work.

We're working on primes today. Goal for the end of the day: figure out a way to get primes in Python and Java. I should tell Sam that's his goal. Just so he knows.

Dude, whatevs. I did it totally in that program in the end. While you checked your answer against it. Repeatedly.

Don't even lie

My score is five. I'm not taking credit for any problems that aren't well written in a programming language (not your bullshit hybrid spreadsheet/code business)

Kimbi: 14, Sam:6

I'm at 14.

Sam's at 6. Partly because I explained my method on one of them to him because I was getting the wrong answer and couldn't understand why. I figured it out in the end and told Sam where the error is. I did it in Python and he did it by hand (how I started).

Kimbi 10. Sam?

Well, I've done a few more.

I've now done 13, 16, and 20. They are all noteworthy because I did them using Python and a spreadsheet. I hope to move into Python only territory soon. But I can combo until I'm ready for that.

(Previously completed 1 - 6 and 8)

Me: 6, Sam: Still 5

I forgot to post this yesterday afternoon.

I've done one, two, three, five, six, and eight.