Did you know that if you come to this URL here, you can find a coding game called Pydle,

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Pydle https://pydle.net ↗

Why it worked

The video successfully gamifies a technical skill (Python) by comparing it to a popular, accessible game (Wordle), making it appealing to both beginners and experienced coders.

Summary

The creator introduces a daily coding game called Pydle that functions like Wordle but requires writing Python code to match a target canvas. He demonstrates how to modify the code to achieve the goal and highlights that the game is free and updated daily.

Structure

1Introduce Pydle as a coding version of Wordle
2Explain the objective of matching the target canvas
3Demonstrate the coding process
4Highlight that it is free and updated daily
5Call to action to follow for more resources

Product placement

The video is a direct demonstration of the Pydle website, which is the subject of the content.

Call to action

Make sure you drop a follow for more free coding resources.

Original caption

Wordle but for Python 🫪 This free game allows you to come up with creative solutions to match a target display using Python code. There’s a new target display every day and it’s a fun way to practice your Python coding and logical thinking skills! Follow for more free coding resources ✅ #code #coding #Tech #learntocode #python

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Transcript

Did you know that if you come to this URL here, you can find a coding game called Pydle, which is basically like Wordle, but instead you write Python code, and your objective is to start with a canvas and turn it in to the target canvas. The fight is run this code is going to turn my entire canvas white, but what I want to do is write some clever code that gives me this. So maybe I could modify my Python code to make two of the rows entirely black and go from there. And the best part is this is updated every day and it is completely free to play. Make sure you drop a follow for more free coding resources.