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ICS4U Course for John Fraser SS
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Python Example Updates #29

Closed Multivalence closed 3 years ago

Multivalence commented 3 years ago
mrseidel commented 3 years ago

If you plan to do more updates to the Python work, feel free to add it to this pull request. I'll leave it open until the end of January, or until you mention you're done with this. Then I'll have it reviewed and go from there.

Multivalence commented 3 years ago

If you plan to do more updates to the Python work, feel free to add it to this pull request. I'll leave it open until the end of January, or until you mention you're done with this. Then I'll have it reviewed and go from there.

That's probably all I need to change in python. The only thing I could think of replacing is the concatenation with f-strings so it fits the new python updates. Perhaps even having a separate file showing different types of String interpolation (e.g. %s, format, etc.). If you feel that's not necessary, then I am done with this.

mrseidel commented 3 years ago

If you plan to do more updates to the Python work, feel free to add it to this pull request. I'll leave it open until the end of January, or until you mention you're done with this. Then I'll have it reviewed and go from there.

That's probably all I need to change in python. The only thing I could think of replacing is the concatenation with f-strings so it fits the new python updates. Perhaps even having a separate file showing different types of String interpolation (e.g. %s, format, etc.). If you feel that's not necessary, then I am done with this.

I think it could be helpful to everyone as an "upgrade" from their grade 11 work. I don't teach that in the grade 11 course since it's a course for absolute beginners.

It'd need its own section and then I'd need to get that updated for every language (since I only do string concatenation in the other languages too).

Feel free to make a new folder in the examples section that follows the same format as the rest of the examples so that it can easily be expanded to the other languages.

Multivalence commented 3 years ago

If you plan to do more updates to the Python work, feel free to add it to this pull request. I'll leave it open until the end of January, or until you mention you're done with this. Then I'll have it reviewed and go from there.

That's probably all I need to change in python. The only thing I could think of replacing is the concatenation with f-strings so it fits the new python updates. Perhaps even having a separate file showing different types of String interpolation (e.g. %s, format, etc.). If you feel that's not necessary, then I am done with this.

I think it could be helpful to everyone as an "upgrade" from their grade 11 work. I don't teach that in the grade 11 course since it's a course for absolute beginners.

It'd need its own section and then I'd need to get that updated for every language (since I only do string concatenation in the other languages too).

Feel free to make a new folder in the examples section that follows the same format as the rest of the examples so that it can easily be expanded to the other languages.

Added it for Python. Ill add Swift string-interpolation through the other pull request to keep things consistent.