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SUMMARY:8 AM - AI/ML - Joel
DESCRIPTION:Today we did:\n\nWe started working on the Titanic Survivor Project.\n\nHomework:\n\n#Make this function return only\n#from the name in the dataset\n#the title (Mr.\, Miss.\, Master.\, Mrs.\, etc.)\n#The way to do it\, is to continually use the .split() function\n#.split() takes in an argument by which to split\n#For example: .split(“\,”) will split a string by comma\n#so if name = “Mr\, Hi”\, name.split(“\,”) will result in a list with items [“Mr”\, “Hi”]\n#Then\, index the list by the index you want to take the item of\n#For example\, in this [“Mr”\, “Hi”] list\, if you want to take the title\, you take\n#split(“\,”)[0] because index 0 is the first element which is “Mr”\n#Use multiple of this split function to eventually only get the title part of the string\n#If you need to\, use the .strip() function to remove any spaces in a string\n#And you can add characters to a string if necessary.
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/8-am-ai-ml-joel-4/
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SUMMARY:12:30 PM – Intro to Python – Abigail
DESCRIPTION:Today We\n\n\n\n\nWe went over homework.\nWe continued to learn about functions.\n\nHomework\n(Upload your homework into your Google Drive HW folder a day before the class starts) \n\nMake a new file called “Mar28_Functions2_HW.py”\nDo the try it yourself section on page 131.
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/1230-pm-intro-to-python-abigail-4/
CATEGORIES:Python Class,Python Level 1
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SUMMARY:Sat 4 PM - Scratch 1 - Elijah
DESCRIPTION:What we did today:\n\nWent over homework from March\, 13.\nFinished the Animal Race project\nStarted Ask Gobo project\n\nHomework:\n\nAdd at least one or more responses to the project. (Examples: Absolutely\, Absolutely not\, I don’t know\, Perhaps\, etc.)
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/sat-4-pm-scratch-1-elijah-2/
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SUMMARY:Sat 5 PM - Scratch 2 - Elijah
DESCRIPTION:What we did today:\n\nWent over Intro to List\nReviewed what a list is\nWent over Intro to List homework\nStarted Mary had a Little Lamb\n\nHomework:\n\nAdd the broadcast code to each of the notes. (Do\, Re\, Mi\, Fa\, Sol.)
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/sat-5-pm-scratch-2-elijah-8/
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SUMMARY:5 PM - Intro To Java - Bill
DESCRIPTION:Your HW:\n\nAdd the arrow attack functionality (very much the same as the sword attack)\nMake it so after every encounter (no matter what type of attack) the enemy attacks back\n\nSubtract from health a random number between the monster’s min and max attack\n\n\nNo Class next week\, Happy Easter! (Resumes 4/11)
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/7-pm-intro-to-java-bill-22/
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