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Week 1

For the first week I have been continuing through grok tutorials and learning about python, I had some trouble in the exercise in module 8 where I had to count the number of unique names given, I had no problem with the majority of the exercise but I was unsure about how to recognise strings that are the same and not include them in the end I realised and made use of an in loop to help with the identification of similar strings. if word == '': break if not(word in words): words.append(word). this allowed me to solve the problem. I managed to get through the previous challenges with relative ease. I have almost completed the beginner grok course and will move onto the intermediate section this week considering all goes to plan. once starting on the intermediate section of the grok tutorials I will start planning the assessment task in this upcoming week through working out the processes to create the program as well as tackling any issues I might be unsure about.

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