Wsq 15

 4 Weeks Left Of The Python Course:


 Wsq's : I will do them every week, i'll try to do them before thursday if a quizz is scheduled for that day.
Quizzes: Be prepared by doing my wsq's weekly and before upcoming quizzes
Masteries: I'm in schedule with my materies so there's no preasure, but i will do at least 2 every weekend.

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