Here’s the working program.
Here’s the source code and my GitHub repository.
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Here’s the working program. It’s really long because I gave the user options.
Here’s the image before and after
Here’s the source code and my GitHub repository.
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Here’s the source code and my GitHub repository.
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Here’s the working program.
Here’s the source code and my GitHub repository.
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Here’s the working program
Here’s the source code and my GitHub repository.
]]>Here’s basically any WSQ we’ve done, in most of them user input is needed.
Mastery 30 – Reading and writing of files in Python
Here’s an example code I made to demonstrate I know how to write and read files in Python.
]]>Here’s Quiz 11 in which I used lines of a document, of type string to check for the banana word.
Mastery 27 – Creation and use of dictionaries in Python
Here’s the progress I have from WSQ17 in which I create and use a dictionarie.
]]>Here’s WSQ10 in which I created and used a list.
Mastery 25 – Creation and use of ranges in Python
Here’s WSQ 14 in which is created and used a range in a for loop. You can algo assign it to a variable and use it for other purposes.
]]>Here’s WSQ 09, in which I use nesting of conditional statements.
Mastery 22 -When to use what type of repetitions on a program.
There are two types of loops in Python, while and for loops, when you want to make a repetition indefinite number of times to use a while, this will go until a condition is met. When you know the number of repetitions you need to make you use a for loops, which go the number of times you tell it to go.
]]>Here’s the Zen of Python running inside my shell.
Mastery 09 – Basic type and their use in Python
Python has 6 different basic types of data. They are: