theres actually like, four projects I gotta do
#voice-chat-text-1
woeful gorge
umbral rose
!stream 745015733238497330 30M
coarse hearthBOT
✅ @frosty plaza can now stream until <t:1738556322:f>.
stuck bluff
!pep8
coarse hearthBOT
stuck bluff
@edgy holly 👋
edgy holly
wanton basalt
torpid cloud
dense horizon
sick how did you make this
dull oriole
hi
tidal cloak
sup
clear sage
sick how did you make this
i used the manim library
https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/
spare trellis
Ask them about Tienanmen Square and get back to us.
magic raven
hi guys
mortal stone
mortal stone
Ask them about Tienanmen Square and get back to us.
mortal stone
guys what do you things about DeepSeek
i'm joking for anyone who think i'm serious XD
spare trellis
i'm joking for anyone who think i'm serious XD
You know how there's a comic strip where a dog is using a computer and says "on the internet, nobody knows you're a dog" - on the internet, nobody knows you're joking.
mortal stone
You know how there's a comic strip where a dog is using a computer and says "on ...
I'm sure nobody knows that you lack social skills as well (i geuss)
mortal stone
You know how there's a comic strip where a dog is using a computer and says "on ...
What a poetic way of passive aggressiveness
mortal stone
You know how there's a comic strip where a dog is using a computer and says "on ...
Maybe in the 90's internet
misty sinew
@solar plinth
Could you share me site that has almost all books(paid) for free to read and download
mortal valley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UctriMuXYS0
social credit lol ...
Guys, why do you talk about cats
every time I join
sly pond
🤷
proper ridge
no transformer required, computer vision
So a filter?
inner wyvern
So a filter?
Not at all
stuck bluff
This is your camera. This is your camera on LSD.
proper ridge
All are cars.
You can permute these infinitely.
If you go off a purely static image, then it will only define one or the other as label.
proper ridge
This one I agree with, but this one is literally searching for a matrix in a larger matrix. Object detection in general needs to learn what an object is before it can recognize it and circle it like above.
Case in point traffic detection.
deep niche
stuck bluff
You've got to like, man, align your chakras with the vibrations of the universe, man. Harmony is everywhere, you've just got to open your mind to it.
@subtle latch👋
stuck bluff
You've got to like, man, align your chakras with the vibrations of the *universe...
@inner wyvern
Night.
I'm not going just yet.
Oh, okay.
Very welcome.
subtle latch
What chall workin on?
stuck bluff
My suffocating sense of despair. 😁 👍
inner wyvern
refining this
subtle latch
Aren't we all
subtle latch
refining this
Woah, that's really cool!
inner wyvern
Woah, that's really cool!
Prime numbers are cool, if I can fix it up a bit it'll be a whole new kind of computer vision which more aligns with pre-transformer methods.
stuck bluff
@uncut sphinx👋
uncut sphinx
inner wyvern
So they can't all be bangers out the gate, but I demonstrated potential for reading the light inside a monitor with my methods, refresh rate was incorrect and it may not be worth my time to develop. due to the prevalence of screen readers and the fact that they dont need transformers. Which is the problem Im working on reducing the need for.
stuck bluff
What seems to be the problem? 🙂
pure wagon
actually we started a community to learn together
so we want learn all the programming languages in this community. Firstly wE want to start with python course
so can you plz share the notes or resources please broo.
stuck bluff
!resources
coarse hearthBOT
umbral rose
There's lots of good YouTube videos out there:
This is one course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYXdXT2l-Gg&list=PL-osiE80TeTt2d9bfVyTiXJA-UTHn6WwU
proper ridge
https://tenor.com/view/unitedgamer-information-gif-23939972
I apologize hehe.
umbral rose
!projects
coarse hearthBOT
pure wagon
with any programming languAGES
proper ridge
so we want learn all the programming languages in this community. Firstly wE wan...
The MIT OCW 6.0001 is also really good.
pure wagon
@proper ridge I DIDN'T GET YOU BRO ,WHAT DOES IT MEAN
umbral rose
A lot of projects are language agnostic
proper ridge
I WANT SOME REAL TIME APPLICATIONS PROJECTS
I don't get what you mean.
If you want to make projects, you can do AI/ML, web development, or game development rather easily with python.
stuck bluff
pure wagon
yeah thats what i want some already any existed projects with you
proper ridge
yeah thats what i want some already any existed projects with you
GitHub?
Just search whatever you like there.
Millions of projects.
pure wagon
i can't get it there
proper ridge
What do you mean?
pure wagon
i have already searched there>
proper ridge
What project do you want that's not on GitHub?
pure wagon
i want a project that should be work on real-time and like an any social media app
proper ridge
I don't know then. Sorry.
umbral rose
i want some web application or mobile applications ideas
Did you look at Kindlings?
!projects
coarse hearthBOT
umbral rose
Tons of ideas in there
pure wagon
okay thank you bro
inner wyvern
The first 60 prime gaps are:
1, 2, 2, 4, 2, 4, 2, 4, 6, 2, 6, 4, 2, 4, 6, 6, 2, 6, 4, 2, 6, 4, 6, 8, 4, 2, 4, 2, 4, 14, 4, 6, 2, 10, 2, 6, 6, 4, 6, 6, 2, 10, 2, 4, 2, 12, 12, 4, 2, 4, 6, 2, 10, 6, 6, 6, 2, 6, 4, 2
The largest known prime number is 2136,279,841 − 1, a number which has 41,024,320 digits when written in the decimal system.
umbral rose
Gotta head to bed. Have a good one @inner wyvern and @frail yoke 👋
inner wyvern
So they can't all be bangers out the gate, but I demonstrated potential for read...
here
inner wyvern
here
torn wave
scrimmage
marsh lodge
coarse hearthBOT
marsh lodge
That will tell you what you need to know
hushed shell
it says
"You have sent less than 50 messages.
You have been active for fewer than 3 ten-minute blocks."
marsh lodge
You have to meet both qualifications and then hit the Verify button
hushed shell
okkk
marsh lodge
it's not too difficult! Just hang out in voice when you're feeling chatty and use the text chat to respond and you'll be verified in no time!
proper junco
whats the name of the story?
Texas city disaster (1947)
thin lintel
tame leaf
stuck bluff
https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/facebook/000/032/613/Screen_Shot_2020-01-28_at_1.41.20_PM.jpg Caption: "A large boulder the size of a small boulder."
pulsar anchor
okay, looking through random sources, Ficus does indeed produce more oxygen than it consumes
pulsar anchor
okay, looking through random sources, Ficus does indeed produce more oxygen than...
for an average Amazon rainforest inhabitant (plant or otherwise), that is not true, allegedly
stuck bluff
https://tenor.com/view/horse-girl-horse-girlie-horses-i-love-horses-stallion-gif-4379291524101603134
@tame leaf
tame leaf
https://tenor.com/view/horse-girl-horse-girlie-horses-i-love-horses-stallion-gif...
meeeee
:3
pulsar anchor
... ah that's why the reaction from the bot
tame leaf
... ah that's why the reaction from the bot
what bot
marsh lodge
@ocean orbit
marsh lodge
he likes love
pulsar anchor
@stuck bluff ScyllaDB?
stuck bluff
Discord's backend is written mostly in Elixir[2] and Python,[3] as well as Rust,[4][5] Go, and C++.[6]```
pulsar anchor
there's a game I want to make but I have nowhere near the dedication necessary to accomplish that
based on idea of another person from years ago, the only thing I have from that idea is slides of a presentation of the concept
stuck bluff
@bitter obsidian 👋
bitter obsidian
<@1184293259871277088> 👋
hii
pulsar anchor
@thin lintel no direct internet connection to the database, almost always
if it's a traditional RDBMS, especially so
presumably this is not a cloud solution
unless you're going cloud native, database really should be isolated
tawny lily
import dotenv
import os
dotenv.load_dotenv(override=True,dotenv_path="./secrets/.env")
class ApiConfig:
API_HOST = os.getenv("API_HOST")
API_PORT = int(os.getenv("API_PORT")) if os.getenv("API_PORT") else None
class ApiInfo:
NAME = "Gliders Development"
DEVICE_ID = "gliders-development"
VERSION = "1.0.0"
DESCRIPTION = "Gliders Development created by @github.com/adnanbinpulok"
STATUS = "debug" # or live
class DatabaseConfig:
HOST = os.getenv("DATABASE_HOST")
PORT = int(os.getenv("DATABASE_PORT")) if os.getenv("DATABASE_PORT") else None
USER = os.getenv("DATABASE_USER")
PASSWORD = os.getenv("DATABASE_PASSWORD")
DATABASE = os.getenv("DATABASE_NAME")
POOL = int(os.getenv("DATABASE_POOL")) if os.getenv("DATABASE_POOL") else None
class StorageConfig:
IMAGE_UPLOAD_SERVER_URL = os.getenv("IMAGE_UPLOAD_SERVER_URL")
IMAGE_UPLOAD_SERVER_KEY = os.getenv("IMAGE_UPLOAD_SERVER_KEY")
TIMEOUT = 60
Guys, so...
I came up with this really neat idea...
It's called a wheel.
It's round, and it helps things move from one place to another place.
I think it'll really take off.
marsh lodge
take off
no, that's a rocket you're thinking of
stuck bluff
The mention of that creature's name in a positive slant is distasteful.
How do we get good at things?
By doing things a lot, even if we're bad at them.
tawny lily
jovial cradle
stuck bluff
@knotty fog What did those objects ever do to you?
Not loud.
Present.
If you're doing datetime stuff, are you parsing time?
The other one.
Mm.
Just remember: It's all downhill from here.
@sacred sigil 👋
sacred sigil
I have to do my homework now 😭
stuck bluff
Very well.
earnest notch
i havent unlocked voice or something
stuck bluff
!voice
earnest notch
ya ya
coarse hearthBOT
sacred sigil
I was afk
sacred sigil
Lol
earnest notch
what are people working on atm then?
sacred sigil
Are these things ok for me ? Im 15 and i work with so much geometry
Some ppl dont even know hot to use cos sin i know how to make them work im a game
sacred sigil
Idk
stuck bluff
I know how to use them. Don't ask me to make them.
sacred sigil
Its gonna be we gonna learn that in second year im first
earnest notch
i mean its maths, like if you understand the motive it kinda is enough
earnest notch
yah but they are kinda usefull
wide range of knowledge is good
rather than super focused
sacred sigil
Yea
sacred sigil
My language class (you know you have english, hindi, chinese ....) , biology, math prob
Oh
earnest notch
i mean other languages are usefull
sacred sigil
Those are great but i dont wana learn now cuz i just wana use my extra time onbthe game. Anyway give me a suggestion plz
sacred sigil
My language class (you know you have english, hindi, chinese ....) , biology, ma...
.
earnest notch
maths is always pog
sacred sigil
Ye
sacred sigil
And history
sacred sigil
look up differentiation
Btw no
earnest notch
history is good but i hate it personally
sacred sigil
Same XD
earnest notch
you get a good idea of why things happened and continue to happen like middle east stuff
polotics and the sort
biology is just applied physics
lol
earnest notch
why so focused on making a game?
sacred sigil
Better then nothing
earnest notch
how much python do you know?
earnest notch
i dunno, pythong is like super usefull at making tools
earnest notch
pygame i assume?
earnest notch
you made a git?
sacred sigil
Cpp is much faster
sacred sigil
you made a git?
I upload my games on umm itch.io
I have made one game and one program
The game is 1500 lines
earnest notch
itch doesnt have source code?
sacred sigil
And the program 300
sacred sigil
itch doesnt have source code?
No
sacred sigil
Git lab?
earnest notch
like git in general is something that will make your future programming better
ya git lab
sacred sigil
Idk what is git lab
earnest notch
its like github but different
git is the name of the tool for version managing
git hub is the place most people upload thier git repositorys so its public
sacred sigil
The last thing i have learned is how to use json files
stuck bluff
@steel gate @gaunt steeple 👋
sacred sigil
Yea
earnest notch
yeah can be nice.
earnest notch
pickl is quicker
sacred sigil
Idk baut that
earnest notch
its a python thing to save state
like you can pickle a numpy array and it saves it to a file in a nice way that is quicker to read from
sacred sigil
Soooo GPT told me to use json lmao
sacred sigil
Thats why i leanrt json
earnest notch
it is awfull
sacred sigil
Not that bad
earnest notch
it is alright yeah
earnest notch
but its one of many ways to save state
ill be honest guy i wanna get 50 messages in this chat and then i am shooting off to play farming sim
say that again @midnight meadow ?
sacred sigil
ill be honest guy i wanna get 50 messages in this chat and then i am shooting of...
Nice
Some relaxing stuff
Bye
earnest notch
what is your homework tho
sacred sigil
I have to study
earnest notch
for what
sacred sigil
And presentayoon
earnest notch
about ?
sacred sigil
How old are u?
sacred sigil
my school days are over
Lucky
earnest notch
yeah i wont friend you, you sound young and that is not a good look
just need 50 messages in here init
delicate wren
@silent torrent wording.
@fast cape you can just copy the value instead of changing the type I think
ECMAScript
you can just say that instead
silent torrent
<@992184817712111747> wording.
?
delicate wren
you can just say that instead
since JavaScript™️ is Oracle®️ trademark
brisk lark
tis a public server
silent torrent
its not like im referring to a person though
delicate wren
<@455720889196216331> you can just copy the value instead of changing the type I...
okay that seems to be wrong, at least in Chrome
I thought there was an option to do that
marsh lodge
its not like im referring to a person though
Let's say you had a certain trait. Whatever trait that was. And let's say I started using a reference to that trait in a derogatory way. Not about any persons, no, I just called things I didn't like the thing that you have. Would that be cool with you?
delicate wren
@sly pond balanced not binary
silent torrent
i mean yeah i dont really care how people think about me it only matters if im not a crappy person
wait lemme rephrase that
wait actually idk how im gonna rephrase that nvm
brisk lark
@silent torrent its also a private server in the sense that they get to choose there own rules there is no freedom of speech in servers where the owners decide rules, you follow them or they can kick u its its simple, you dont need to agree with the rules yourself but do realize the rules exist for a reason
silent torrent
fair
delicate wren
@fast cape index also should have everything you're fetching not only the key you're fetching by
in many cases
MDN
and you're going to have to learn DOM rather than ES
@fast cape if you want C#+Web, Blazor.
delicate wren
<@455720889196216331> index also should have everything you're fetching not only...
without extra data, needs extra traversal
indexes are created for specific queries
I assume everyone knowing what an index is knows it takes space
delicate wren
without extra data, needs extra traversal
if you want single row, you can drop that extra data
if you want to query a range, you need to duplicate everything the query wants
otherwise query planner will rightfully decide that cost of looking up each row outweighs everything and will just scan instead
(you already know that, I'd expect, I'm just adding context)
I've seen the query planner be totally wrong repeatedly even when the table stays the same
the more weird thing happens in the query => the less accurate the estimates
postgres still doesn't want to understand that 6-table join
yeah, it's not for repeated queries
(I know; but we have requirements, that's why RDBMS)
it's not constantly running
900 rows in 1.5ms is fine
as for mongo, I don't want to deploy this cursed technology again
especially on near-embedded CPUs
mongo does not support a somewhat wide range of CPUs
for operational characteristics, I'd rather use DocumentDB
!stream 455720889196216331
coarse hearthBOT
✅ @fast cape can now stream until <t:1739035565:f>.
delicate wren
I think somewhere here it's said to actually define _id manually instead of letting it auto-fill
https://youtu.be/eEENrNKxCdw
@sly pond it's a bit more difficult to index and query JSON values in postgres
you can just reimplement mongo on top of postgres, see documentdb
and ferretdb, which uses documentdb on the inside and looks like mongo on the outside
tawdry wraith
This a single JSON being updated every other connection update
6 GB of concurrent keep alive session from 5k devices
delicate wren
@fast cape float rounding is a JSON issue not Mongo issue
for proper big ints you need strings
delicate wren
for proper big ints you need strings
(in standard JSON)
fast cape
i see
delicate wren
iirc MongoDB is no longer open-source, just source-available
with their own whatever BSL thing
ohno
I wonder if sqlx understand stored procedures' types
(the crate)
delicate wren
I wonder if `sqlx` understand stored procedures' types
for writing queries outside the database it's quite a great tool
delicate wren
@misty sinew instead of constantly interrupting other users, wait until they stop speaking, please
fast cape
<@456226577798135808> instead of constantly interrupting other users, wait until...
thanks for mentioning it 😄
misty sinew
im a good guy bro
fast cape
lol @delicate wren
delicate wren
im a good guy bro
"idk who you're talking to, since I'm not a bro"
misty sinew
"idk who you're talking to, since I'm not a bro"
😘 no problem
misty sinew
"idk who you're talking to, since I'm not a bro"
what u are then
delicate wren
@brisk lark borsch
delicate wren
<@263551503082455050> borsch
only a letter off
!tvmute 1304950534012403773 1d trolling and baseless hostility in VC is not welcome
coarse hearthBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied voice mute to @misty sinew until <t:1739123942:f> (1 day).
marsh lodge
try changing your resolution
misty sinew
It looks weird
tawdry wraith
peak glade
I founding something on chatgpt
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
public class HomeController : Controller
{
public IActionResult Index()
{
// Example: Set the Data Saving Mode to 'true' (enabled)
Response.Cookies.Append("DataSavingMode", "true", new CookieOptions { HttpOnly = true });
return View();
}
}
@{
var dataSavingMode = Context.Request.Cookies["DataSavingMode"];
bool isDataSavingEnabled = dataSavingMode == "true";
}
<h1>Welcome to the Website</h1>
@if (!isDataSavingEnabled)
{
<script src="https://example.com/script.js"></script>
}
else
{
<p>Data Saving Mode is ON. JavaScript is not loaded.</p>
}
long warren
@stuck bluff hey there
they sound good
i heard you stop at 20
alright, i don't mind waiting
its just a little inconvenient to write out all of my messages lol
yeah, that's a fair requirement, i understand
so anyway, i'm very new to learning python, i'm taking an intro to python course with my local college
runestone academy makes up 90% of the studying materials we're given
and we have problem sets each week where we're required to write code for specific things
i was looking for some help with understanding my latest problem set, but its a bit hard without access to screenshare
stuck bluff
!code
coarse hearthBOT
long warren
no, how do i type a backtick?
print("Hello there")
oh, hold on
interesting, thank you
In the cell below, write code that iterates over the string myStr and does the following:
Print each character.
Count the number of characters and stores the result the variable cntChars. Do not use any functions to count.
Print the variable myStr and cntChars with an appropriate label as shown below in Expected Output.
Expected Output:
M
I
C
H
I
G
A
N
The number of characters in MICHIGAN is 8
okay, i need to write code for this. i haven't fully finished the required units in runestone academy, which would be a good place to start, but i wanted help in understanding what they're looking for.
the given code so far is just myStr = "MICHIGAN"
🙂↕️
thank you, i can see that you have a deep understanding of python
that's a good way to think about it, it's hard to understand something that exists outside of every day experience
stuck bluff
!e py a = 0 print(a) a = a + 1 print(a) a += 1 print(a)
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
a = 0
print(a)
a = a + 1
print(a)
a += 1
print(a)```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
yeah
yeah
i used a for loop in the last problem set
for _ in range(8), etc
i saw that a bit, you don't need to assign _
i was wondering how that variable just appeared, but i guess you're creating it with the for command
stuck bluff
!e py for letter in 'abc': print(letter)
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
for letter in 'abc':
print(letter)```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
!e py letter = 'a' print(letter) letter = 'b' print(letter) letter = 'c' print(letter)
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
letter = 'a'
print(letter)
letter = 'b'
print(letter)
letter = 'c'
prin...
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
so it's just:
myStr = "MICHIGAN"
cntChars = 0
for char in myStr:
print(char)
cntChars += 1
print("The number of characters in", myStr, "is", cntChars)
oh my bad
so i should use another variable bc _ is typically meant to be not used again?
right
okay
how does it know to go through each character once, lol
and then i should add in another command that will add 1 to a variable each time the loop iterates?
does that look good?
stuck bluff
!e py 'abc' + 123
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
'abc' + 123```
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 | 'abc' + 123
004 | ~~~~~~^~~~~
005 | TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str
like i just did?
stuck bluff
!e py 'abc' + '123'
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
'abc' + '123'```
:warning: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
ah okay
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
print('abc' + '123')```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
abc123
hello @vast veldt
stuck bluff
!e py age = 17 name = 'Peter' print('Hello, ' + name + '. You are ' + age + ' years old.')
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
age = 17
name = 'Peter'
print('Hello, ' + name + '. You are ' + age + '...
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 3, in <module>
003 | print('Hello, ' + name + '. You are ' + age + ' years old.')
004 | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~
005 | TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str
!e py age = 17 name = 'Peter' print('Hello, ' + name + '. You are ' + str(age) + ' years old.')
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
age = 17
name = 'Peter'
print('Hello, ' + name + '. You are ' + str(age...
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
Hello, Peter. You are 17 years old.
so you're making the intiger into a string in order to concatenate all of the variables as strings?
bc python doesnt like to concatenate different forms, okay
misty sinew
You mean toString()?
stuck bluff
!e py age = 17 name = 'Peter' print(f'Hello, {name}. You are {age} years old.')
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
age = 17
name = 'Peter'
print(f'Hello, {name}. You are {age} years old....
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
Hello, Peter. You are 17 years old.
huh, interesting
misty sinew
Concatenation is property of string, it only implies to string
stuck bluff
!e py age = 17 name = 'Peter' print('Hello, {name}. You are {age} years old.')
misty sinew
So one has to convert to string to use concatenation
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
age = 17
name = 'Peter'
print('Hello, {name}. You are {age} years old.'...
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
Hello, {name}. You are {age} years old.
that is a lot better
i'm required to only use syntax that we've covered in runestone academy, unfortunately
i prefer that a lot, though
no, definitely.
i do enjoy the creative problem solving element of these assignments
misty sinew
!e ```py
age = 17
name = 'Peter'
print('Hello, {name}. You are {age} years old.'...
correction you forget to use f
long warren
Problem 2
In the cell below, write one loop that iterates over the list mixedList and does the following:
- Prints each element and the element type.
- Count the number of elements and store the result in the variable cntList. Do not use any function to count.
- Print cntList preceded by an appropriate label as shown below.
misty sinew
!e
age = 17
name = 'Peter'
print(f'Hello, {name}. You are {age} years old.')
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
Hello, Peter. You are 17 years old.
the given code is
mixedList = ["hello", 2, 4, 6.0, 7.5, 234352354, "the end", "", 99]
Array and list are same in python?
long warren
Expected Output:
hello
2 < class 'int'>
4 < class 'int'>
6.0 < class 'float'>
7.5 < class 'float'>
234352354 < class 'int'>
the end < class 'str'>
< class 'str'>
99 < class 'int'>
The number of elements in the list is 9
mixedList = ["hello", 2, 4, 6.0, 7.5, 234352354, "the end", "", 99]
cntList = 0
for element in mixedList:
print(element, type(element))
cntList += 1
print("The number of elements in the list is", cntList)
!d array.array
coarse hearthBOT
misty sinew
Yes, one has to import it
long warren
type* my bad
misty sinew
!d array.array
Damn, your awake
I have been learning python alongside javascript and my mind mixing syntax
@long warren How do you learn python?
long warren
<@437385270636183554> How do you learn python?
runestone academy
its a free online tool that was given to me via my local college
misty sinew
Learn from official docs or books
long warren
i'm required to use runestone academy lol
misty sinew
its a free online tool that was given to me via my local college
use it but don't limit yourself
long warren
i will
long warren
sorry, on a diff tab looking at the next problem
basically the start of lists and modules
split commands
misty sinew
Well I found my interest in programming, when I got introduced to java and it's OOPs
long warren
slice*
Problem 3
Write code that iterates over to the string sentence and does the following:
- Count the number of characters using the variable numChars.
- Count the number of vowels using the variable numVowels. A character is a vowel if it is a member of the tuple vowels.
- Print the variables numChars and numVowels preceded by appropriate labels as shown below.
Do NOT use the a function to solve the problem. You may use the len function on the string to confirm the your answer is correct.
given code:
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox."
vowels = ('a','e','i','o','u')
Expected Output:
The number of characters is 57
The number of vowels is 16
the first part is easy, it's what i've been doing
numChars = 0
for char in sentence:
numChars += 1
print("The number of characters is", numChars)
not allowed to use print, extra difficult mode 😭
delicate wren
need to write a function?
long warren
can i just do "for vowel in sentence"?
misty sinew
!e
numChars = 0
for char in sentence:
numChars += 1
print("The number of characters is", numChars)
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 2, in <module>
003 | for char in sentence:
004 | ^^^^^^^^
005 | NameError: name 'sentence' is not defined
(it will indeed be 57, I checked)
misty sinew
!e
numChars = 0
for char in numChars:
numChars += 1
print("The number of characters is", numChars)
!e py print('a' in 'abc') print('d' in 'abc')
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
print('a' in 'abc')
print('d' in 'abc')```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | True
002 | False
@stuck bluff you mentioned variable name casing issue already, right?
long warren
numChars = 0
numVowels = 0
for char in sentence:
numChars += 1
for vowels in sentence:
numVowels += 1
print("The number of characters is", numChars)
print("The number of vowels is", numVowels)
well this doesn't work lol
misty sinew
!e
sentence = "Hello, World!" # Example string (can be replaced with any input string)
vowels = ('a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u')
numChars = 0
numVowels = 0
for char in sentence:
numChars += 1
if char.lower() in vowels: # Case-insensitive check
numVowels += 1
print("Number of characters:", numChars)
print("Number of vowels:", numVowels)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Number of characters: 13
002 | Number of vowels: 3
so how would i check if each character is a member of the tuple vowels and set that to tick the variable numVowels by 1?
ah, i see
i haven't seen if commands yet
delicate wren
i haven't seen if commands yet
@stuck bluff I have a terrible idea of how to go around that, which I shall not describe
misty sinew
I wonder what's the goal of course?
Why make things tricky which doesn't teach programming but it's increases the step
delicate wren
yes
long warren
i can likely use an "in" command
misty sinew
in is keyword
long warren
i haven't finished chapter 9 yet, it could be there
misty sinew
command are name or call for executable files
misty sinew
Hmm
long warren
ooh, hold on
we're showed how to use if inside of a boolean expression lol
yes
it was just hidden inside of this chapter
stuck bluff
!e py if True: print('A')``````py if False: print('B')
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
if True:
print('A')``````py
if False:
print('B')```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
A
!e
sentence = "Dumb Academy!"
vowels = ('a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u')
numChars = 0
numVowels = 0
for char in sentence:
numChars += 1
numVowels += vowels.count(char.lower())
print("Number of characters:", numChars)
print("Number of vowels:", numVowels)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Number of characters: 13
002 | Number of vowels: 4
if condition: # Exactly one if
'Do this.'
elif some_other_condition: # Else if. Zero or more elifs
'Do this instead'
else: # If none of the above. Zero or one else.
'Do this.'```In this order.your mic turned really fuzzy all of a sudden
could be my computer
still fuzzy for me
delicate wren
@stuck bluff sound works okay
misty sinew
Problem 3
Write code that iterates over to the string sentence and does the foll...
and print is function, so you can't even print
They are very specific with no usage of any kind of function?
long warren
hmm, i think its my laptop
now i can't hear anything lol
let me download the app, i'm using the web version 😭
misty sinew
web version ain't good
long warren
yeah, i just hate how the app loads at startup and the notifications never go away
misty sinew
Hmm
long warren
i know theres settings to get rid of it, but i'm too lazy
misty sinew
@long warren Are you sure that you can't use any kind of function?
As print itself is function!!
long warren
should be good
misty sinew
Hmm
misty sinew
!e
```py
sentence = "Dumb Academy!"
vowels = ('a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u')
numCh...
I guess this is solution to your problem
You just have to replace the names of variable
@stuck bluff Now it's much better
long warren
working great! @stuck bluff
misty sinew
yes
delicate wren
could even be a networking issue
misty sinew
I guess mic quality ain't good
misty sinew
Do you use nvidia broadcast
it would make it much better
Hmm
I see
No problem take your time
@long warren What's the next problem buddy?
long warren
i haven't finished problem 3
misty sinew
Is Opal audible to you?
Damn
it's much much better
sounds as if you are next to me
long warren
how would i use if and in to check if a character is in the tuple "vowels"?
stuck bluff
in
misty sinew
how would i use if and in to check if a character is in the tuple "vowels"?
I guess you do know how
stuck bluff
character in my_tuple``` or something along those lines will give you a `True` or `False`.Which you can plug into if.
misty sinew
if char.lower() in vowels: # With if
numVowels += 1
for char in sentence:
numChars += 1
numVowels += vowels.count(char.lower()) # Without if
hmm
OH
i got it
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox."
vowels = ('a','e','i','o','u')
# Write your code below.
numChars = 0
numVowels = 0
for char in sentence:
numChars += 1
if char in vowels:
numVowels += 1
print("The number of characters is", numChars)
print("The number of vowels is", numVowels)
i was using "_" instead of "char" for the left side of the if/in command
stuck bluff
if and in are examples of what are called keywords.
long warren
Problem 4
Write code in the cell below that does the following:
- Create a list called words from the words in the string sentence.
Iterate over words - Add to a list called wordLens which contains the length of the current word.
Count the current word using the variable numWords. Do not use a function. - Print the word and the word length.
- Print numWords as shown in expected output.
- Print the list wordLens.
You need one loop to solve this problem. You may use the len and split functions.
given code:
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox"
# Write your code below.
- same as before
long warren
Expected Output:
The 3
quick 5
brown 5
rhino 5
jumped 6
over 4
the 3
extremely 9
lazy 4
fox 3
Number of words is 10
[3, 5, 5, 5, 6, 4, 3, 9, 4, 3]
split command to make a list from the string?
misty sinew
@long warren write a solution code for the problem, and share here
stuck bluff
!d str.split
coarse hearthBOT
stuck bluff
This is probably what they want you to use.
long warren
i have the last bit
misty sinew
You can use help() and dir() to know more about str, etc.
long warren
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox"
words = sentence.split()
wordLens = [0]
numWords = 0
for char in words:
if char in words:
numWords += 1
print("Number of words is", numWords)
print(wordLens)
i only have the way to count each element of the list
not the way to count each character of each element
misty sinew
Opal ain't here?
radiant sapphire
hello <@989840611043577866>
hi
misty sinew
It happens
radiant sapphire
misty sinew
Maybe it could be compatibility issue
long warren
how in the world do i count each character of a word thats found in a list?
stuck bluff
You can nest loops.
long warren
so i broke each word in the str into a list:
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox"
words = sentence.split()
so i use another for loop inside of the first? but how to i refer to each element of the list without going 1 by 1
long warren
hmm, i need to print the actual word followed by the word length
stuck bluff
I don't believe they intend for you to use the len function to do this.
for word in ...:
for ... in ...:
...```Hmm
misty sinew
Hmm?
long warren
idk how to feed these numbers back into my new list though
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox"
words = sentence.split()
wordLens = [0]
numWords = 0
for char in words:
print(char, len(char))
if char in words:
numWords += 1
print("Number of words is", numWords)
print(wordLens)
oh i got it
misty sinew
It is logically correct but doesn't make sense to me
long warren
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox"
words = sentence.split()
wordLens = []
numWords = 0
for char in words:
print(char, len(char))
wordLens += [len(char)]
if char in words:
numWords += 1
print("Number of words is", numWords)
print(wordLens)
i don't know, i just try something until it works 😭
misty sinew
Hmm
long warren
how would you write it?
misty sinew
Okay
sentence = "The quick brown rhino jumped over the extremely lazy fox"
words = sentence.split()
wordLens = []
numWords = 0
# Iterate over each word in the list
for word in words:
numWords += 1
wordLens.append(len(word))
print("Number of words is", numWords)
print("Length of each word:", wordLens)
oh you're right
that if statement is uneccesary
removing it didn't change the code
result*
output*
misty sinew
Well if is used in condition
long warren
that was a bit more difficult ngl
Problem 5
The string addStr contains list of numbers separated by the plus sign. Write code that uses an accumulation pattern to take the sum of all numbers and assigns it to the variable sumVal. Print the variable sumVal prefixed by an appropriate label.
You may use the split function to split by "+" and int function to cast to an integer.
given code:
addStr = "2+5+10+20+15+37"
# Write your code below.
Expected Output:
The total of all numbers is 89
okay i split at the +
formed a new list from the pieces
misty sinew
yes
long warren
they are all numbers
i took out the + with split
i formed a new list
being all strings of numbers
misty sinew
yes
Hmm
I thought you meant using original list while turning it into integer
my bad
long warren
idk why its not working
misty sinew
show me code
long warren
addStr = "2+5+10+20+15+37"
lst = addStr.split("+")
print(lst)
for num in lst:
num = int(num)
print(lst)
am i missing something obvious?
its still printing a list of strings
misty sinew
I mean did you spot your mistake
misty sinew
addStr = "2+5+10+20+15+37"
lst = addStr.split("+")
print(lst)
sumofall = 0
for num in lst:
sumofall += int(num)
print(lst)
print("sum of all: " + str(sumofall))
ah okay let me try that
misty sinew
num is iterator
delicate wren
@stuck bluff I have a thing to show
slight changes to rendering of the image generation
stuck bluff
hmm?
delicate wren
probably the easiest option would be to show on-stream
stuck bluff
Okay
long warren
addStr = "2+5+10+20+15+37"
lst = addStr.split("+")
sumVal = 0
for num in lst:
sumVal += int(num)
print("The total of all numbers is", sumVal)
got it, thanks
misty sinew
You can't assign iterator within loop, logically you can but you should not in this context
delicate wren
I can finally see it update in more or less real time
delicate wren
it's WASM
long warren
WASM?
long warren
i don't know what that vocab term means, but it looks great
delicate wren
I wonder how many hours until the funny phase kicks in
misty sinew
Your voice is magical
long warren
we got a BIG one for problem 6 lol
Problem 6
The string weekTemps contains a comma-separated list of fahrenheit temperatures. Write code that does the following:
Finds the minimum temperature in fahrenheit and stores the result in minTempF.
Computes the average temperature in fahrenheit and stores the result in avgTempF.
Convert the minimum and average temperature in fahrenheit to celsius and stores the results in minTempC and avgTempC respectively. Do not hard code your answer. This means that your code must compute both the total of all temperatures and the number of temperatures in weekTemps.
Do the following:
Split the string on ',' and store the resultant list in a variable
Iterate over that variable:
Apply a count pattern to count the number of temps.
Apply an accumulation pattern to total the temperature values.
if the current temperature is smaller than minTempF:
Replace the contents of minTempF with the current temperature.
Compute the average temperature and store the result in avgTempF.
Print avgTempF and minTempF as shown in the expected output. Note, you will do some additional work to produce the expected output.
Convert avgTempF to celsius and store the result in avgTempC.
Convert minTempF to celsius and store the result in minTempC.
Print both variables as shown in the expected output.
The average temperature is defined as the total of all temperatures divided by the number of temperatures.
To convert from fahrenheit: temperature in celsius = (temperature in fahrenheit - 32) * 5/9.
You need to use one loop to solve this problem. You may use the split, float, and round functions.
given code:
weekTemps = "75.1,77.7,83.2,82.5,81.0,79.5,85.7"
# Write your code below.
Expected Output:
The average temperature is 80.67F 27.04C
The minimum temperature is 75.1F 23.94C
stuck bluff
@drowsy sphinx@warped moss👋
delicate wren
the spice code must flow compute
long warren
i got some of it
weekTemps = "75.1,77.7,83.2,82.5,81.0,79.5,85.7"
lst = weekTemps.split(",")
tempcount = 0
tempsum = 0
for temp in lst:
tempcount += 1
tempsum += float(temp)
print(tempcount)
print(tempsum)
got the sum of temps and the count of temps
basically what i just did
i'm supposed to use one loop function for this, so let's see what i can do
stuck bluff
!e py print(5 < 6) print(6 < 6)
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
print(5 < 6)
print(6 < 6)```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | True
002 | False
okay
stuck bluff
Greater than >
<= less than or equal to
= greater than or equal to
== equal to
Ignore that, actually.
delicate wren
if tempcount == 0?
misty sinew
min can start with infinity?
mintemp = float('inf')
long warren
okay
misty sinew
hmm
long warren
weekTemps = "75.1,77.7,83.2,82.5,81.0,79.5,85.7"
lst = weekTemps.split(",")
tempcount = 0
tempsum = 0
minTempF = 100.0
for temp in lst:
tempcount += 1
tempsum += float(temp)
if float(temp) < float(minTempF):
minTempF = temp
print(tempcount)
print(tempsum)
print(minTempF)
i got a way to print the min temp in the list
delicate wren
@stuck bluff average is printed before minimum, it's going to /0
oh wait the generation stopped I think
I did not brain
olive palm
Idk what it is but it’s beautiful
delicate wren
it took me some time to realise why the green waved crashed against a barrier there
the holes in the pattern are directly related to that
that area is of low speed, and everything blending into it slows down too
misty sinew
Opal left?
delicate wren
can u help with code
what's the issue?
misty sinew
can u help with code
proud sluice
what's the issue?
It needs to fit within a certain line limit
delicate wren
codegolfing?
proud sluice
See the light column ruler in the very right? How do I make it so the code fits in the left of the ruler
delicate wren
option 1: separate the statement into multiple lines
option 2: refactor the code into separate variables/functions/etc.
option 1 is trivially achievable with an autoformatter
delicate wren
!e
a = (
1
+
2
)
b = 3 \
+ \
4
print(a, b)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
3 7
either parentheses or backslash
parentheses is what black puts I think, and backslash is what PyCharm might prefer, I don't remember
long warren
weekTemps = "75.1,77.7,83.2,82.5,81.0,79.5,85.7"
lst = weekTemps.split(",")
tempcount = 0
tempsum = 0
minTempF = 100.0
avgTempF = 0
for temp in lst:
tempcount += 1
tempsum += float(temp)
if float(temp) < float(minTempF):
minTempF = temp
avgTempF = float(tempsum) / len(lst)
print("The minimum temperature is", minTempF, "F")
print("The average temperature is", avgTempF, "F")
i've gotten the average in fareignheit, although the figure is a very long float
proud sluice
Ty Alisa!
long warren
how would i use round to cut that number down to 2 decimal places?
delicate wren
!d round
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
the function mentioned in the problem statement
long warren
hmm
misty sinew
i've gotten the average in fareignheit, although the figure is a very long float
use round()
long warren
got it
avgTempF = round(float(tempsum) / len(lst), ndigits = 2)
bro is in the next universe
misty sinew
he is high above his imagination
long warren
😂
misty sinew
Did it worked?
long warren
yeah it worked
misty sinew
Well the best way to use print statement in above program would be like this
long warren
i now have the average and the minimum in the form i need
i just need to convert both to celcius
celcious
what the fuck
celsius
delicate wren
"Kelvin, slightly offset"
misty sinew
minTemF = 0
avgTempF = 0
print(f"the minimum tempereature is {minTempf}F")
print(f"the average temperature is {round(avgTempF}F")
f""
misty sinew
i just need to convert both to celcius
do you know how to convert in celcius?
long warren
AHHAHAHAHA
delicate wren
does Discord's python highlighting in editor still break when -> is used 
long warren
weekTemps = "75.1,77.7,83.2,82.5,81.0,79.5,85.7"
lst = weekTemps.split(",")
tempcount = 0
tempsum = 0
minTempF = 100.0
avgTempF = 0
for temp in lst:
tempcount += 1
tempsum += float(temp)
if float(temp) < float(minTempF):
minTempF = temp
avgTempF = round(float(tempsum) / tempcount, ndigits = 2)
avgTempC = round((float(avgTempF) - 32) * 5/9, ndigits=2)
minTempC = round((float(minTempF) - 32) * 5/9, ndigits=2)
print(f"The average temperature is {avgTempF}F {avgTempC}C")
print(f"The minimum temperature is {minTempF}F {minTempC}C")
lets goooo
delicate wren
does Discord's python highlighting in editor still break when `->` is used <:pit...
seems like they fixed it
long warren
i used that conditional print statement bc the required output had no space between the number and the unit
i didn't know how to do that with a print("blah blah blah", number, "blah blah blah") statement
delicate wren
Discord's editor parser/render and message parser/render used to be more different in how they treated Python code blocks
-> therefore used to ruin in-editor syntax colours completely
long warren
how does my code look? anything to clean up?
making midTempF = 100 seems kinda lazy but it works
delicate wren
ndigits=2 instead of ndigits = 2, convention for keyword argument styling
long warren
ah, i see
delicate wren
tempcount doesn't seem to be used
you don't need to call float, it'll turn into a float automatically when used with /
delicate wren
you don't need to call `float`, it'll turn into a float automatically when used ...
in last three cases
oh, wait
why are you storing temp as a string?
long warren
i should have used tempcount with the average
delicate wren
why are you storing `temp` as a string?
you should convert it to float exactly once, and use that
misty sinew
I suppose he ain't allowed to use len()
delicate wren
I suppose he ain't allowed to use len()
(that's why I'm mentioning tempcount)
misty sinew
Yes
delicate wren
you should convert it to `float` exactly once, and use that
something like
for temp_string in lst:
temp = float(temp_string)
...
i got the correct output, yeah
delicate wren
I wonder how many hours until the funny phase kicks in
okay it was less than an hour;
but now that it's in its phase of almost being a fluid simulation, it's painfully slow
long warren
there's 10 total
so, in the instructions, it says "You need to use one loop to solve this problem. You may use the split, float, and round functions."
did i break that rule about the one loop
misty sinew
ask checkmate he is good at it
long warren
@tawny lily ?
delicate wren
there is only one loop currently
long warren
i just meant bc i included some stuff after the loop
delicate wren
there is only one loop currently
I guess implicit loop inside .split and others doesn't count
delicate wren
i just meant bc i included some stuff after the loop
there is almost no option to do that without things after the loop
long warren
weekTemps = "75.1,77.7,83.2,82.5,81.0,79.5,85.7"
lst = weekTemps.split(",")
tempcount = 0
tempsum = 0
minTempF = 100.0
avgTempF = 0
for temp in lst:
temp = float(temp)
tempcount += 1
tempsum += temp
if temp < minTempF:
minTempF = temp
avgTempF = round(tempsum / tempcount, ndigits = 2)
avgTempC = round(((avgTempF) - 32) * 5/9, ndigits=2)
minTempC = round(((minTempF) - 32) * 5/9, ndigits=2)
print(f"The average temperature is {avgTempF}F {avgTempC}C")
print(f"The minimum temperature is {minTempF}F {minTempC}C")
are all of the floats cleaned up?
NOOOO it restarted?
i was so invested
okay, problem 7:
Problem 7
The variable rainfallMI is a string of comma-separated values. Each value is the monthly average rainfall in inches for Michigan. Write code that does the following:
Compute the number of months that have more than 3 inches of rainfall. Store the result in the variable numRainyMonths.
Compute the total rainfall for all months. Store the result in the variable totRainfall.
Find the maximum rainfail and store it in maxRain.
Do the following:
Split the string on ',' and store the resultant list in a variable
Iterate over that variable:
Apply an accumulation pattern to total the rainfallstoring the result in totRainfall.
if the rainfall for the month is more than 3 inches:
Apply a count pattern storing the result in numRainyMonths.
If the rainfall is larger than maxRain:
Replace the contents of maxRain with the current rainfall.
Print the variables numRainyMonths, and maxRain with the appropriate label as shown below.
given code:
rainfallMI = "1.65, 1.46, 2.05, 3.03, 3.35, 3.46, 2.83, 3.23, 3.5, 2.52, 2.8, 1.85"
# Write your code below.
Expected Output:
There are 5 months with more than 3 inches of rain
Total rainfall for all months is 31.73
The maximum rainfall is 3.5
delicate wren
what's the issue?
misty sinew
it is not related to programming
Gotta go bye
I just installed ubuntu in my laptop and I was trying to install cisco packet tracer but for some reasons I can't install it, it shows some errors. I tried chatgpt but nothing usefull. I am using Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS but the cisco website says that It can only run on Ubuntu (20.04, 22.04) LTS operating system, is there any way to install it?
misty sinew
sudo dpkg -i Packet_Tracer822_amd64_signed.deb
Selecting previously unselected package packettracer.
(Reading database ... 149071 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack Packet_Tracer822_amd64_signed.deb ...
Unpacking packettracer (8.2.2) ...
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of packettracer:
packettracer depends on dialog; however:
Package dialog is not installed.
packettracer depends on libgl1-mesa-glx; however:
Package libgl1-mesa-glx is not installed.
packettracer depends on libxcb-xinerama0-dev; however:
Package libxcb-xinerama0-dev is not installed.
dpkg: error processing package packettracer (--install):
dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Processing triggers for shared-mime-info (2.4-4) ...
Errors were encountered while processing:
packettracer
delicate wren
it might require running a --privileged container
misty sinew
it might require running a `--privileged` container
I have no idea what that is.
delicate wren
do you know what Docker is?
delicate wren
also you might just need to install what it says to be missing
apt-get update
apt-get install -y dialog libgl1-mesa-glx libxcb-xinerama0-dev
have you tried doing this yet?
long warren
lol
delicate wren
were those packages successfully installed?
misty sinew
were those packages successfully installed?
yes
delicate wren
also have you tried
sudo apt-get install -y ./Packet_Tracer822_amd64_signed.deb
?
misty sinew
yes
delicate wren
```sh
apt-get update
apt-get install -y dialog libgl1-mesa-glx libxcb-xinerama0-...
can you run this right now and show the output?
misty sinew
ok
long warren
hello
@inner wyvern isn't it? it's been doing some crazy stuff
@delicate wren restarted it when it was making spirals 😭
OOH
oh it was a new page
is it a random shape each time?
delicate wren
also have you tried
```sh
sudo apt-get install -y ./Packet_Tracer822_amd64_signe...
I have no idea what you're actually installing, idk how to test it myself
long warren
ah
delicate wren
I'm not aware of the exact page it's downloaded from
misty sinew
sudo dpkg -i Packet_Tracer822_amd64_signed.deb
dpkg: error: cannot access archive 'Packet_Tracer822_amd64_signed.deb': No such file or directory
I don't know what the heck I was doing with chatgpt
I am confused myseld now
delicate wren
can you send the link the package is downloaded from?
misty sinew
misty sinew
can you send the link the package is downloaded from?
ok
long warren
rainfallMI = "1.65, 1.46, 2.05, 3.03, 3.35, 3.46, 2.83, 3.23, 3.5, 2.52, 2.8, 1.85"
# Write your code below.
numRainyMonths = 0
totRainfall = 0
maxRain = 0
lst = rainfallMI.split(',')
for rainfall in lst:
rainfall = float(rainfall)
totRainfall += rainfall
if rainfall > maxRain:
maxRain = rainfall
if rainfall > 3:
numRainyMonths += 1
print("There are", numRainyMonths, "months with more than 3 inches of rain")
print("Total rainfall for all months is", totRainfall)
print("The maximum rainfall is", maxRain)
i did it
delicate wren
hmm
I have no idea if that tool is actually publicly licensed for use
very weird
misty sinew
if I install it in windows, it works perfectly fine
but showing some error while installing in ubuntu
long warren
Problem 8
The variable sentence stores a string of words. Write code that does the following:
Compute the number of words that begin and end with the same letter including one-letter words. Store the result in the variable sameLetterCount.
Compute that number of words that contain an "f" or a "k". Store the result in the variable fkCount.
Do the following:
Split the sentence into words storing the result in a variable.
Iterate over the variable:
If the first character of the word is equal to the last letter of the word:
Apply a count pattern using the variable sameLetterCount.
If the word contains an "f" or a "k":
Apply a count pattern using the variable fkCount.
Print the variables sameLetterCount and fkCount as shown below.
You may use the split method, the in operator to test for the existence of an "f" or "k", the or operator to join the logical expressions when testing for the existence of the letters.
given code:
sentence = "students flock to the arb for a variety of outdoor activities such as jogging and picnicking"
# write your code below
Expected Output:
There are 2 words that begin and end with the same letter
There are 4 words that contain f or k
delicate wren
I'll let the generation run for a while
long warren
lovely
delicate wren
in should stop in approximately 5 hours
I'll record a new one from start
so it's saved in its entirety
long warren
whoah, how in the world do i do this one
yeah, that was quite something @inner wyvern
i have no idea how it works, but i feel glad to have seen it
do you know how i could check a list of strings for words that have matching first and last characters?
sentence = "students flock to the arb for a variety of outdoor activities such as jogging and picnicking"
words = sentence.split()
fkCount = 0
for letters in words:
print(letters)
if "f" or "k" in letters:
fkCount += 1
print(fkCount)
here's what i got now
for some reason my fkCount variable is outputting 16 instead of the required 4
am i using the or command wrong?
long warren
i got it by putting the ("f" or "k") in parantheses