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== Monday - Wednesday (5/7/12 - 5/9/12) == | == Monday - Wednesday (5/7/12 - 5/9/12) == | ||
Revision as of 10:12, 10 May 2012
Contents
- 1 Thursday (5/10/12)
- 2 Monday - Wednesday (5/7/12 - 5/9/12)
- 3 Thursday - Friday (5/3/12 - 5/4/12)
- 4 Tuesday - Wednesday (5/1/12 - 5/2/12)
- 5 Monday (4/30/12)
- 6 Thursday (4/26/12)
- 7 Wednesday (4/25/12)
- 8 Tuesday (4/24/12)
- 9 Monday (4/23/12)
- 10 Friday (4/20/12)
- 11 Thursday (4/19/12)
- 12 Wednesday (4/18/12)
- 13 Tuesday (4/17/12)
- 14 Monday (4/16/12)
- 15 Friday (4/13/12)
- 16 Thursday - Friday (4/12/12 - 4/13/12)
- 17 Tuesday (4/10/12)
- 18 Monday - Friday (4/2/12 - 4/6/12)
- 19 Archives
Thursday (5/10/12)
Warmup:
- Create a python program named listWarmup.py
- Create a list named students and have it contain the names of 5 other students in the room
- Print out students
Agenda:
- Introduction to Lists
- Media:Lists_Python.ppt
- Complete the Python List Exercises
- If you are a senior, please fill out the following:
Monday - Wednesday (5/7/12 - 5/9/12)
Warmup:
- Create a python program named shoppingWarmup.py
- Think of 5 different food items for a grocery list
- Put each of the items in variables
- Print out all the items
Agenda:
- Demo missing assignments
- Introduction to Lists
- Media:Lists_Python.ppt
- Complete the Python List Exercises
Thursday - Friday (5/3/12 - 5/4/12)
Agenda:
Tuesday - Wednesday (5/1/12 - 5/2/12)
Agenda:
- Electronics, game play, and other distractions discussion
- Demo E-mail Harvester Assignment
- Complete Pig Latin Translator
Monday (4/30/12)
Warmup:
- Define a function named slope(x1, y1, x2, y2) that returns the slope using the input parameters
- Be sure to test your function with 3-4 different function calls
Agenda:
- Translate the following words into pig latin:
- Washington
- Generals
- Chair
- Street
- I
- Begin working on Pig Latin Translator
Thursday (4/26/12)
Warm-up:
- Bring up your email harvester code.
- Write print() and function calls to test each function to see if they work properly
- Example: print(findAtSymbol("bob@mail.com"))
- Example: print(find("banana", "a", 2))
- Example: print(findBackwards("banana", "a", 5))
Agenda:
- Loops and Conditionals with Strings
- Work on E-mail Harvester Assignment
Wednesday (4/25/12)
Agenda:
- Work on E-mail Harvester Assignment
Tuesday (4/24/12)
Period 1 - Agenda:
- Work on and complete Leet-speak Translator today
Period 3 - Agenda:
- Demo completed Leet-speak Translator
- Loops and Conditionals with Strings
- Begin working on E-mail Harvester Assignment
Monday (4/23/12)
Agenda:
- Complete Leet-speak Translator
- Begin working on E-mail Harvester Assignment
Friday (4/20/12)
Period 1 - Agenda:
- Complete all 11 exercises from Python->String-1
Period 3 - Agenda:
- Loops and Conditionals with Strings
- Continue working on the Leet-speak Translator
Thursday (4/19/12)
Warmup:
- Complete Python > Warmup-2 > stringTimes
- Complete Python > Warmup-2 > front_times
Agenda:
- Complete all 11 exercises from Python->String-1
- Loops and Conditionals with Strings
- Leet-speak Translator
Wednesday (4/18/12)
Period 1 - Agenda:
- Introduction to Strings
- Complete 5 exercises from Python->String-1
Period 3 - Agenda:
- Complete all 11 exercises from Python->String-1
Tuesday (4/17/12)
- Complete and turn in the Python String Exercises
- Complete 3 exercises from Python->String-1
Monday (4/16/12)
Warmup:
- Prompt the user for a number, N
- Write a loop that prints out the first N terms of the following arithmetic sequence
- 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, ... (HINT: you may want to use more than one variable)
Period 1 - Agenda:
- Complete the Looping Exercises
- Introduction to Strings
Period 3 - Agenda:
- Complete the Python String Exercises
Friday (4/13/12)
Warmup:
- Assume you have the string s = "Washington-Lee"
- What is the index of the "W"?
- What is the index of the "L"?
- What is the slice for just "Washington"?
- What is the slice for just "ton"?
Agenda:
- Introduction to Python Strings
Thursday - Friday (4/12/12 - 4/13/12)
Warmup:
- Using loops and strings:
- Copy and try out the following code:
s = "trol"
x = 0
while x < 5:
s = s + "lo"
x = x + 1
print(s)
- What does the above code produce?
- Tweak the code so that it prints "hahahahahahahaha"
Period 1 - Agenda:
- Loops and strings
- Complete Python > Warmup-2 > string_times
- Complete the Looping Exercises
Period 3 - Agenda:
- Loops and strings
- Complete Python > Warmup-2 > string_times
- Introduction to Python Strings
Tuesday (4/10/12)
Warmup:
- Write a loop that prints out the odd numbers from 33 down to 1
- HINT: Start with your loop template:
x = 0
while x < 10:
print(x)
x = x + 1
Period 1 - Agenda:
- Return and go over 3rd Quarter Exam
- Complete the Print Shapes Exercises
- Complete the Looping Exercises
Period 3 - Agenda:
- Return and go over 3rd Quarter Exam
Monday - Friday (4/2/12 - 4/6/12)
- Spring Break
