Setup a server in FS25 today. https://server.nitrado.net/usa/services/index We started this by using the New Frontier map but unfortunately realized that it wouldn't work well for us. This map requires fully manual gaming; you are not allowed to use AI for any of the tasks on this map, which is a bit disappointing because we were excited about this #### Python Bootcamp stuff Completed day 2 of my coding bootcamp and already could see how utilizing if and else if statements (i think this is tomorrow's work) would have made my scripts noticeably more potent. ``` print("Welcome to the tip calculator!") bill = float(input("What was the total bill? quot;)) tip = int(input("What percentage tip would you like to give? 10 12 15 ")) people = int(input("How many people to split the bill? ")) tip_actual = float((tip / 100) + 1.0) bill_with_tip = round((bill*tip_actual), 2) tip_cost = round(((bill*tip)-bill), 2) cost_per_person = round(((bill/people)*tip_actual), 2) print(f"Each person should be paying ${cost_per_person} for their share of the bill with {tip}% tip.") print(f"This was calculate by dividing the bill of ${bill} by {people}, and then adding tip.") print(f"The cost of the tip for this bill was ${tip_cost}, and for each person it was ") print(f"The total cost of the bill with tip being ${bill_with_tip}. Thanks for using the Tip Calculator!") ``` The above is a tip calculator i wrote in PyCharm for the day 2 project. I can already tell by the fact that this was the second day project for someone who "is completely new" to programming, that within a week's time i should be doing things that i did not think i was capable of. I really like this teacher's style, and am glad that i already have a WebDev bootcamp from her. At this time I'm hoping to complete this coding bootcamp day by day, if not two days at a time when i understand it enough. It might be worth double checking what else she has listed on Udemy that might be relevant. I'm kinda excited that this system is so well developed.