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SUMMARY:6 PM - Intro To Python - Darin
DESCRIPTION:What We Did Today:\n\nReviewed the homework on applying different concepts together in a function\nCovered extra ideas on functions including using functions inside other functions\nPracticed complicated examples for functions\n\nHomework:\nCreate a new file called Sept14_FunctionHW.py and submit to google drive when you finish. \n\nCreate a new function convert_from_kg_to_gram\nMake the function accept two arguments/parameters: kg and food\nInside the function\, convert from kg to gram by multiplying 1000 to kg\nPrint out the name of the food and how much it weighs\nReturn the result of the conversion\nCall the function with parameter 4 and capture the return value into a variable called “grams”.\nPrint “There are 4000 grams in 4 KG” using the variables.\n\nNotes:\nIf you have any questions\, feel free to email me at ddjapri@ayclogic.com
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CATEGORIES:Python Class,Python Level 1
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SUMMARY:7 PM - Python Game Dev - Latisha
DESCRIPTION:Today We Did\nWe went over each individual projects \n\nFor Ezra and Jayden project\, recommended to do a top view game instead of side view because all of their game assets are top view game assets.\nFor Tyler\, he will be working on his project solo without Shanice. And he will be doing something similar to https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/240119251 . Since he is only one person\, he just need to choose either to do bug or ghost. If he chose bugs\, he can use the cat sprite which he already has.\nFor Justin and Nicholas\, I helped them with commit and push game assets to gitlab.com. Also showed them how to do cropping of their game assets in Firealpaca.\nWe did a little bit of Flappy Bird adding the sound effect when the bird hit the tube.\n\nHomework\n\nContinue with your project. Your project is due on Nov 9\, 2023.\nIf you are stuck with your project please ask your parent to schedule extra class with Gamas Chang.
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/7-pm-python-game-dev-gamas/
CATEGORIES:Python Class,Python Game Development
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