Monday, 29 September 2014
Saturday, 20 September 2014
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 ( !=).
These are three different ways of programming Python to count to 8, using <,>, and not equal to ( !=).
Wednesday, 17 September 2014
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
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
Monday, 15 September 2014
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.
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.
Wednesday, 10 September 2014
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).
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