WSQ08 – On To Functions

So this:

Became this:

Because of functions.

Here is a run:

WSQ07 – Sum of Numbers

This WSQ was hard for me. I didn´t knew which type of loops to use, but my friend David García helped me. He showed/explained me how to solve this WSQ.

Here is my code:

And here are some example runs:

WSQ06 – Pick a Number

I had a little problem with this WSQ. I didn´t knew how to generate a random number on Python. So I looked on the Internet and found this link:

https://docs.python.org/2/library/random.html

Here is my code:

And here is an example run:

🙂 🙂

WSQ05 – Temperature

This WSQ was very easy. It was only practicing with conditions (if, else).

Here is my code:

And here is an example run:

🙂

WSQ03 – Fun With Numbers

WSQ03 was all about integers. Here’s what my code needed to do:

Ask the user for two integer values, then use those two values to calculate and show the following:

The difference of the two numbers.
The product of the two numbers.
The integer based division of the two numbers (so no decimal point). First divided by second.
The remainder of integer division of the two numbers

So the first thing was to ask for the integers…

Now the printing (or outputs)…

Here is the full code:

And now, a run:

WSQ02 – Hello World

For this WSQ I had problems running my code. My problem was that I used my code file like a directory, also my username "Héctor" caused me trouble because of the accent on the letter "e". The only thing the code does is printing "Hello World".

WSQ01 – Get Coding

So, with a little help of my friend David García (who took this course the last semester) I installed all the things that I needed to start coding. 

The code editor i'll be using is Atom.

Also, I installed Cygwin on my computer so it could run my codes.