Alright, so I decided to mess around with this “lewis keenan” thing today. I’d seen the name pop up a few times, and, honestly, I was just curious. I started by, you know, just typing it into Google. Just to see what would come up.
The first few things were, well, a mixed bag. Some social media profiles, a couple of articles I couldn’t immediately understand… Nothing really grabbed me. I scrolled down a bit further, and that’s when things started to get a little more interesting.
Digging a Little Deeper
I noticed a few mentions of some kind of… I don’t even know how to describe it. Let’s just say it was code-related. I’m not a coder, not really, but I’m not afraid to poke around, either. So, I clicked on one of the links that looked promising, and it took me to this page with a bunch of text and symbols. It looked pretty complicated, to be honest.
I decided to try and copy-paste some of it into a text editor, just to see if I could make any sense of it. No luck there. It just looked like a jumble of stuff. But then, I had this idea. I remembered this online tool that’s supposed to help “beautify” code, make it easier to read. So I pasted the gobbledygook into that, and… wow, it actually did something!
The “Aha!” Moment (Sort Of)
Suddenly, the text was all nicely formatted, with colors and indentations. I still didn’t understand most of it, but I could at least see some structure. There were these things called “functions” and “variables,” and… other stuff. I spent a good hour just staring at it, trying to figure out what it all meant. It was like trying to learn a new language, but only having a phrasebook with half the pages ripped out.
I started Googling some of the words and phrases I saw in the code, like “python dictionary keys” and “for loop”. It led to a whole new set of tutorials.
- First I followed along to get python installed.
- Then I needed to pick a text editor, so many people said VS Code was good.
- I saved the file as a .py extension, and hit the run button!
Honestly, at the end,I felt like I had actually learned something, even if it was just a tiny, tiny bit. It’s not much, but a fun adventure and a nice way to kill some time!
