Today we will introduce a new practice, daily PCEP warmups. I will post a single PCEP style question which we will complete in the first 5 minutes of each class period.

Pay close attention to each of these problems, and make note of things with which you are unfamiliar. These daily warm ups will help you prepare to earn your PCEP certification.

After our PCEP warm up, I will share and discuss an incomplete, but properly OOP version of robots.py written by José Ejemplo.

You will have the second half of class to work on your programs.

var = -2
for x in range(-1, 2):
    if 2 * x < 4:
        var += 1
else:
    var += 2
print(var)

Continue working on either the guess.py, robots.py, or chomp.py program. You will earn credit for a series of intermediate commits to your git repo showing incremental progress toward completing your current program.

If you feel ambitous, please try to complete José Ejemplo's robots.py.

This will be our last day working with the GASP Python course. This assignment is due at 11:50 pm on Saturday, October 7th.

We will begin class by discussing the homework assigned last week and hopefully clarifying what is expected. The grade distribution for 4th period was A:9, B:2, C:3, E:2, and for 5th period it was A:5, B:3, C:2, E:6. It pains me whenever I see an E, so we will talk about how to avoid this in the future.

I will also share the little Python script I put together to help me count the grades, and use it to introduce Python dictionaries.

Continue working on either the guess.py, robots.py, or chomp.py program. You will earn credit for a series of intermediate commits to your git repo showing incremental progress toward completing your current program.