Here’s my video of me explaining mastery #4. Enjoy.
Here’s my video of me explaining mastery #3. Enjoy.
Here’s my video of me explaining mastery #2. Enjoy.
It was nice to see that python has a functionality with decimals, and significant figures. It took me a bit, but compared to the Yo Soy 196 this WSQ was fairly simple. Here’s my code: https://github.com/Dragv/wsq14/tree/master
Barely made it but I made it! Just real quick. I had a pretty hard time with the first only because I hate sequences and just can’t get my head around them. But after like 2 hours I finally did it. Anyways, here’s the github link to my codes: https://github.com/Dragv/Quiz11/tree/master
So, here’s the screenshot that proves that I did the ECOS. Honestly it was really fast, and it was kind of interesting. It made me reflect and actually think about the things that I like or I don’t like from a class. It was super quick to so it was no problem.
First time using lists. Here’s the code: And here’s the test of the code:
Made a factorial calculator using a loop. Here’s the code: And here’s the test run:
Working with functions. Here’s the code: And the test of the code:
Functions… Functions are cool. They really are. You know when you have a math or physics exam and you have to do the same procedure in your calculator for each problem again, and again? Isn’t it annoying or tedious? It really is. That happens too in programming. You don’t want your code to end up […]