Resubmitting PR#9 with fixed link (nnja#94)

* Renames exercises sections to practice
* Edits README
* Fixes zip file link
Co-authored-by: laniehei <[email protected]>

Author: nnja

README.md

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-# Frontend Masters - Two Day Python Workshop
+# Frontend Masters - Fundamentals & Intermediate Python Courses
 
-These are the resources for Nina Zakharenko's Two Day Intro to and Intermediate Python Course
+These are the resources for Nina Zakharenko's Python Fundamentals and Intermediate Python Courses
 
 * [Watch Python Fundamentals on Frontend Masters](https://frontendmasters.com/courses/python/)
 

website/content/03-intermediate-python/10-introduction/15-converting-between-types/10-exercise.md

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-title: "Exercise"
+title: "Practice"
 date: 2019-03-08T00:00:00-08:00
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 weight: 10

website/content/03-intermediate-python/80-web-frameworks/final-exercise.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Let's review what we learned over the last two days and put it all together.
 
 For our final exercise today, we're going to build on yesterday's final exercise, where we wrote a program to query the GitHub API for a list of repos for certain programming languages, sorted by number of stars. We'll be turning yesterday's exercise into a Flask webapp. Flask is a simple and popular framework for creating basic web apps in Python.
 
-First, create a new folder for this exercise, called `day_two_final`. You'll need two folders of static content - CSS and HTML files - to make this work. You can [download them here](http://localhost:1313/code/day_two_final_exercise/static_files.zip). Unzip your `static_files.zip` file and copy your `static` and `template` folders to your `day_two_final` folder.
+First, create a new folder for this exercise, called `day_two_final`. You'll need two folders of static content - CSS and HTML files - to make this work. You can [download them here](https://learnpython.dev/code/day_two_final_exercise/static_files.zip). Unzip your `static_files.zip` file and copy your `static` and `template` folders to your `day_two_final` folder.
 
 Next, create a folder called `repos`. This is where we'll create our custom module. Inside this folder we'll create three files: `exceptions.py`, `models.py`, and `api.py`.