For calculating the sum I used a while-loop. This one is nested in an if-else statement, so that the program can tell the user when we confused the lower with the upper bound. This is my code: print(“I will calculate the sum of numbers in a range you select.”) numLow = numLow1 = int(input(“What is […]

Again is used these Python 3 programming examples. There I found how to use while-loops. Here is my code: import random numCom = random.randrange(1, 101) numUs = int( input( “Give me a number between 1 and 100: “)) attempt = int(1) while numCom != numUs :     attempt = attempt + 1          […]

For this WSQ, again, those Python 3 programming examples where really useful. This is my code: tempF = float(input(“Give me a temperature in Fahrenheit. “)) tempC = float( 5.0 * (tempF – 32) / 9.0) print(“The temperature in Celsius is”,tempC) if tempC <= 0:     print(“Water freezes at this temperature.”) elif 0 < tempC < […]

So this post is about myself. My name is Finn and I’m an exchange student from Germany. So far I really love Mexico and I’m glad that I’ll stay here for two semesters! 😀 Why are you studying the degree you chose? Back in Germany I’m studying physics. I chose this course of studies for […]

For this WSQ it was useful to read through some Python 3 programming examples. Here comes my code: num1 = float( input( “Give me a number! “)) num2 = float( input( “Give me another number! “)) sum = num1 + num2 print(“The sum of both numbers is”, sum) diff = num1 – num2 print(“The difference […]

Flipped classroom is an interesting model of having class, for teacher and students. In order to realize this idea effectively, both need to adapt their behaviour regarding schooling: Students need to be reliable and to work independently The teacher should give the students the opportunity to work by themselves by giving them clear instructions and […]