Please-Dont-Touch-Anything-PY reviews and mentions

• I made this In my cs1 class it’s “god awful” according to my programmer dad but it works
  2 projects | /r/shittyprogramming | 8 Sep 2022

  That's a great idea, and a good thing, and it's amazing that you started doing it by yourself. Now, as others have said, because we think it's such a great idea, we created tools to automatically do this for you. One of these tools you already use, it's called Git, and Git actually stores a log of every one of your currently 14 commits, viewable here on the github page of your repository. Each commit can not only show the edits you made, but you can actually view the state of the repository at that commit. This allows you to "look back" without having multiple files. You can simply make edits to the one file, and when you need to look back, use Git to look at the commit in the past, perhaps one from before you wrote a new version. I really recommend learning to use Git, because it saves you a lot of trouble with versioning in the future.