- Functions/refactor review
Announcements
- MEETUPS - Time to start looking for one.
- Schedule overview: Code & notes next week, Post & reflection Nov 3.
Vocab and Q&A
- What should I make sure to cover?
Python 3
We’ll be using Python 3 in Trinket for all text-based work. Remember your print()
functions.
sep=" "
lets you specify what the seperator between arguments is. It defaults to a space.
end='\n'
lets you specify what to do at the end of the print functin. It defaults to a newline.
You can make anonymous Python 3 trinkets on Trinket for free. If you want the convenience of saving your
Python 3 trinkets to your account, you should use code INF380P
to get our premium plan for free for the semester.
Part I: Files & Lists Preview
There are a few core actions you should be able to perform on files:
- Open them (Dr. Chuck)
- Search/extract information from them (Dr. Chuck)
- Build a data structure from them (not really Dr. Chuck)
- Explore your data (not really Dr. Chuck)
- Print a table from your data (not Dr. Chuck)
We’ll review all of these today, using a preview of your homework:
Part II: Strings Review
Specific questions from YOU
Part III: Make a Name For Yourself
Yes! Finally!