Tabletka & Slabak
Tabletka
Hey Slabak, have you ever tried mapping a daily exercise routine to a simple loop in code? I’ve been thinking about how the same kind of repeatable logic could help us both keep track of habits—whether it’s staying hydrated or keeping a debug log clear. What do you think?
Slabak
Yeah, a loop is a natural fit for a habit tracker, just like a for loop over the days of the week. Each iteration you call the routine, log the output, and then check a flag—hydration, rest, or a debug message. It keeps the logic tidy and makes it easy to add conditions like “stop if the log exceeds X lines.” If you want to test it, start with a simple counter and a print statement, then iterate.
Tabletka
Sounds solid, but remember to guard against overflow if the log keeps growing—maybe set a cap on entries or roll over old data. Also, consider using a list instead of a string for easier manipulation. A quick test loop might look like:
counter = 0
log = []
while counter < 7:
log.append(f"Day {counter+1}: hydrated")
counter += 1
That way you can slice or clear when needed. Give it a spin and see how the array behaves.