https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn Instructors: Dean & Morgan en-us 2022-03-05 00:29:02 UTC 2022-03-23 21:09:28 UTC hello@padlet.com jga26 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2078764332 On this padlet, your instructors will post the slides from class! You will post your work and any questions under each week.]]> 2022-03-05 00:29:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2078764332 dmj28 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2082525525 https://zoom.us/j/3381160290?pwd=dzJqTzZpNm8xeVl3Wk9LOS8xR1l3dz09]]> 2022-03-07 20:45:38 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2082525525 dmj28 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2086957225 Create a total of 6 variables: 3 integers and 3 strings]]> 2022-03-09 21:30:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2086957225 dmj28 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2086993021 Python is one of the first programming languages many people learn; it is simple and applies to many job fields

Sign up for a replit account at replit.com in order to code Python projects

Replit can do math in the console, try it yourself!

We learned about two data types: strings and integers. Integers are whole numbers, while strings are words or strings of characters surrounded by double quotes ("), such as "pineapple"

Variables can be used to store data types
like
number = 42
word = "pineapple"
number and word are variables]]> 2022-03-09 22:07:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2086993021 dmj28 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2098820205 type() is a function that can tell us what data type something is

Boolean is another data type that can only hold the values True and False

The print() function can be used to see variables in the console

We type code in the left side instead of the console to run it and save it

Lists are another data type that can store multiple elements; an example of a list is

fruits = ["strawberry", "pineapple", "mango", "kiwi"]

Lists can have indexes starting at 0, just like strings

i.e. print(list[0]) will print out the first element of a list]]> 2022-03-16 21:09:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2098820205 dmj28 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2098821907 Store a list of 3 animals and use an index and the print() function to output one of the animals]]> 2022-03-16 21:10:58 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2098821907 dmj28 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2110558652 Write code where if the animal is a dog, print “cute”. If the animal is a cat (not dog), print out “sweet”. If it is not a cat or a dog, print out “oh no”. ]]> 2022-03-23 21:05:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2110558652 dmj28 https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2110562986 If Statements are conditional statements that depend on something

In everyday life: if you are hungry, then eat; if you are tired, then go to sleep

In Python
name = "Megan"
if name == "Megan":
   print("I know your name")

If the variable name is equal to "Megan", then the code will print "I know your name"

Single equals sign (=) is used for assigning variables, like name = "Megan"

Double equals sign (==) is used for checking for equality, like if name == "Megan"

Additional elif and else statements can be added: elif is else if (essentially another if statement) and else occurs when none of the above cases are true.

name = "Megan"
if name == "Megan":
   print("I know your name")
elif name == "Steph":
   print("I know you too")
else:
print("I don't know you")]]> 2022-03-23 21:09:28 UTC https://padlet.com/jga26/qq8stta6uc2ul1sn/wish/2110562986