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SUMMARY:5 PM - Intro To Python - Shawn
DESCRIPTION:Gamas Sub \nToday We Did\n\nWe learned how life without functions would be miserable because there will be a lot of code duplications and your entire codes would be very long.\nWe created draw_left_arm(x\,y) function.\nWe learned how to draw filled circle.\nWe learned how to draw shape like below using 2 circles and one rectangle\n\nHomework \n\nChange codes inside June6_RobotBuilder.py\n\nchange draw_left_arm(x\,y) to have one more parameter/argument: color\nAdd a new method draw_right_arm(x\,y\, color). This is very similar to draw_left_arm(x\,y\, color) that we did in the class. Change your existing codes that drew the right arms to use this new function.\n\n\nCreate a new file June13_DrawFaceHW.py\n\nCopy the draw_rectangle and draw_circle functions from June13_draw_circles.py file.\nCreate a new function draw_face1(x\,y) . When user call this function a face is drawn like below:\n\n\n\n\nNext week\, Shawn will teach you how to convert above face drawing into something like below \nIf you have question\, feel free to email gamas@ayclogic.com or szhuang@ayclogic.com
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CATEGORIES:Python Class,Python Level 1
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SUMMARY:5:00 PM – Python Object Oriented Programming – Sebastian
DESCRIPTION:Today We Did\n\nReviewed homework\nSpent a lot of time understanding the pro’s and con’s of attributes vs using the variables we learned about in the beginning of class “local variables”\nReviewed the core concepts of object oriented programming before moving on to inheritance (coming up next week)\nIn case you need anything\, feel free to email me at sebastian@ayclogic.com\n\nHomework\n\nName your homework JUN13_supermarket_hw\, please submit by next Monday.\nHomework: Given the code that we have\, finish up the rest of the ShoppingCartApplication class by adding the correct print statements where the comments specify.\n \n\nfrom groceryitem import GroceryItem\n\n\nclass ShoppingCartApplication:\n\n    def __init__(self):\n        self.menu = """\nWhat do you want to purchase:\n1. Milk - $5\n2. Eggs - $4\n3. Orange Juice - $6\n4. I am done\, checkout please\nEnter your selection: """\n        # List of GroceryItem\n        self.shopping_cart = []\n        # Dictionary mapping selection to GroceryItem\n        self.menu_items = {\n            "1": GroceryItem("Milk"\, 5\, True)\,\n            "2": GroceryItem("Eggs"\, 4\, True)\,\n            "3": GroceryItem("Orange Juice"\, 6\, False)\n        }\n\n    def check_out(self):\n        cost = 0\n        for grocery_obj in self.shopping_cart:\n            if grocery_obj.is_frozen:\n                pass  # Should print "Frozen grocery item: Milk"\n            else:\n                pass  # Should print "Normal grocery item: Orange Juice"\n            cost += grocery_obj.price\n        print("total cost:"\, cost)\n\n    def application_loop(self):\n        while True:\n            selection = input(self.menu)\n            if selection not in ["1"\, "2"\, "3"\, "4"]:\n                print("Invalid selection")\n            elif selection == "4":\n                break\n            else:\n                grocery_obj = self.menu_items[selection]\n                self.shopping_cart.append(grocery_obj)\n        self.check_out()\n\n\ncart = ShoppingCartApplication()\ncart.application_loop()
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