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3PM Python Level 1
February 2, 2019 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
- We went over Loopy Loop chapter from page 32 to 35.
- We learned about “for loops”.
- We learned about “while loops”.
- We learned about “Infinite loops”.
- We learned about “Nested loops”.
- Homeworks:
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- Using “for loops” print “Are we there yet?” to shell 5 times. The result would look like below
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Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?
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- Change the code in the previous question to also prefix “Are we there yet” with a number like the following:
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2 Are we there yet? 3 Are we there yet? 4 Are we there yet? 5 Are we there yet? 6 Are we there yet?
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- Using “while loops” do the following forever:
- Print “Give me your age?”
- If the user enters “bye” quit the loop. Look at page 34 for code on how to break from the infinite loop.
- If the user enters 0 print “You are a newborn baby”.
- If the user enters any number smaller than 4 then print “You are a toddler”.
- If the user enters any number smaller than 13 then print “You are a kid”.
- If the user enters any number smaller than 20 then print “You are a teenager”.
- If the user enters any number smaller than 40 then print “You are an adult”.
- If the user enters any number greater than or equal to 40 then print “Dude!! You are old.”
- Repeat the process to #1 (“Give me your age?”)
- Using two nested “for loops” print the following:
ready ready ready Jump ready ready ready Jump
- Using two nested “for loops” print the following:
1 2 3 go 1 2 3 go 1 2 3 go
- Using “for loops” print “Are we there yet?” to shell 5 times. The result would look like below
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