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1. Raindrops puzzle on Exercism

   One of the puzzles on Exercism is the Raindrops Puzzle. In this puzzle you find the numbers that divide into the original number (aka: factors). An example of this is the number 28 where 28 can be divided by the following numbers: 1, 2, 4, 7, 14, 28. (Remember that …

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2. 100 day challenge: Final results

   In the spirit of the 100 day challenge I wrote a quick program to parse the tags of the 100day challenge and note which tags were most often used.

   #!/usr/bin/env python
   
   from collections import Counter
   
   
   def main():
   
       tag_counter = Counter()
   
       with open('100day_tags', 'rt') as infile:
           for line in …

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3. Day 70ish/100: Fin?

   Apparently this is the second time that I can't count, and have double-counted days.

   It's also another day where "life has become rather chaotic and programming was the last thing on my mind".

   So I'm thinking about calling this done for now. I'm not planning on abandoning daily programming for …

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4. Day 69/100: More reading / more Exercism / Hacker Rank

   Worked a little on Exercism today. One of the problems I was working on required the use of factoring a number to find all of the divisors (eg: 4 can be divided by 4, 2, and 1). It's a recursive solution but I didn't know offhand how to write it …

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