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6 PM – Intro To Python – Darin

What We Did Today: Reviewed how to create shapes on turtle using turtle.forward() and turtle.left() Learnt how to create more shapes like triangles, rectangles, and octagons using functions Learnt how to addRead More...

5 PM – Intro to Python – William

Today We Did Python Quiz 1! Homework Dec9_FunctionsHW.py Copy code from pages 130 to 133 in the textbook Upload the homework to your assigned Google Drive folders by Friday night. If youRead More...

4 PM – Intro To Python – Darin

What We Did Today: Continued to learn about if, elif, and else statements Learnt about the difference for ==, !=, and = Learnt how to do comparison with >, >=, <, andRead More...

5 PM – Python OOP – Juan

Today We Did Reviewed last week's homework and finished the Library System project: Created a Book class Created a class attribute books (dictionary) to store Book object instances Reviewed HW, class methodsRead More...

7 PM – Intro to Python – William

Today We Did Learned about Turtle! Goto, pen, fill, forward, etc Drew triangle, square, L, and circle Homework Create Dec11_TurtleHW.py: Follow the instructions at: https://www.ayclogic.com/event/6-pm-intro-to-python-46/ If you don't know how to implementRead More...

5 PM – Python OOP – Allison

Today we: Reviewed the homework Learned how to loop through a dictionary's keys Learned how to loop through a dictionary's values Learned how to loop through a dictionary's items Homework: Upload thisRead More...

6 PM – Intro To Python – Darin

What We Did Today: Had our first quiz What We'll Do Next Week: Review the quiz, as well as start on a new topic

6 PM – Intro to Python – Allison

Today we: Learned how to draw circles Learned how to draw faces Learned how to draw the letter "A" Homework: Riley: You no longer have to create a new rough draft ofRead More...

6 PM – Intro To Python – Darin

What We Did Today: Learnt how to connect different shapes together using their coordinates Learnt how to change the direction of drawing for a rectangle (using turtle.right() instead of turtle.left() ) Homework:Read More...