(Q.10) rock paper scissors

this was the final question of the assignment, where i had to create a program that plays rock paper scissors with the user. i added extra features such as a game of 'best of 5', keeping count of score and restarting.

(Q.9) heads and tails

the program will randomly choose heads or tails 50 times and print each time whether it was heads or tails. then the sum of each is returned at the end.

(Q.8) counting zeros, positive and negative numbres

this program was part of an assignment were i had to create a program that asks for 7 numbers from the user, adds up the numbers and returns the sum, as well as counting how many zeros, positive and negative numbers were entered.

keeping a running total

this program is a basic 'how to keep a running total' through a for loop.

restarting

this program is a nice experiment of a yes - no tree diagram, such that a route is taken depending on the user's input.

random card

this program generates a random card each time.

discounting

This a program that discounts a given price by a given percentage.

currency conversion

this is a program that will convert DHS, USDand GBP in three way.

adding letters to lists

 this program will add a letter to the list in any given position. I purposely left out the letter 'e' so the user can attempt the code in a practical way

counting zeros

this program takes in 5 numbers, and keeps a running total in a for loop for the number of zeros entered.

guessing game

this code generates a random number that the user has to guess.

encryption

this is a code that encrypts any given word of any length and asks for a shift key, in which each letter will shift across the alphabet by that number.

and the output...

def function

this is a code to show how you can use the def function. the def will define a function which can be recalled and used later on in the program.

And this is the output.

Counting in twos for and while loop

this program counts up to twenty in twos in a while loop and a for loop. this was the output.

Tuples

index number is the number of the position of the string in the list. In this example, winter summer spring and fall are the strings, and their index number (position) starts from 0.

I then added tuples to my 8 ball program to reduce the line codes.

8ball random

This code...

and this is the same code but is more efficient and uses a tuple.

While loop counting to 8

21/09/14

These are three different ways of programming Python to count to 8, using <,>, and not equal to ( !=).

while loop restart

17/09/14

In this program, the while loop will keep restarting as long as "y" is inputted. If anything else is inputted, the program will exit the while loop.

In this program, the for loop will print a command for each item in the list, in this example it is the list

while loop

16/09/14

In this code, the program is in a while loop, such that it will print the number of line, then the actual line, until "lines" is no longer <5 .

In this while loop, it does the same thing only it doesn't print the number of the line, and it goes up to 50 lines, and also a new line for each print.

calculations and assigning values to variabels

10/09/14

In this lesson I learned the functions of  \n (which starts a new line on IDLE), as well as the basic maths part of the python, such as finding the remainder of a division, rounding and importing a math function; ceil. Importing math functions such as square root or cos will also work. We also found the difference between python 2.X and 3.X (this is 3.X).


14/9/14

In this lesson I learned how to assign a value to a variable, as well as telling the program to print the new values. I also learned how the and -= would re-assign "a" as "a - b" (also works for the addition).