June 6 Code

90% of our coding now on is going to be be "for loop" coding.

Check out my little code:

# Exercise 2 : Control Flow and Looping
"""
    Loop through list a and only print out the even numbers.
"""
a = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]

for realnumbers in a:
    if realnumbers % 2 ==0:
        print realnumbers

THE LAST DAY AT BEGGINER

LIST

In Python, a list stores a collection of different pieces of information as a sequence under a single variable name.

 

Check out this little code.

 

  suitcase = []
suitcase.append("sunglasses")

# Append 3 more items to the suitcase
suitcase.append("hat")
suitcase.append("shorts")
suitcase.append("shoes")

suitcase.append("camera")
suitcase.append("shaver")
suitcase.append("Tablet")

# Create a variable called list_length and assign it to the length of suitcase

list_length=len(suitcase)

print "There are %d items in the suitcase." % list_length
print suitcase

Fourth Day at Python’s

Today at the Beginner for Python, there were four interesting techniques discovered. 

• Control Flow
• Comparators
• Boolean Operators

 There were a lot a new concept learned in the topics above either than the way we think. It made me feel like I am now beginning to think like a programmer.

The most difficult thing learned today was simplifying the comparators with digits or integers. That was a brain teaser.

The easiest think today was simplifying True of False in words (True or False).


I think conditional can be used for a program calculating harvest per yield program.

Third Day At Python's

Today's Exercises

At Beginner in Python today, there was a couple of new techniques learned.

Math Operations

This is learning how to do basic math opereation  with the Python programming language. It is really symple. Check this codes: 

number=2+1

print number

This code adds the sum of two integers.

Tip Calculator

 This is a kind of calculator that give you the exact tip to be given at a restaurant. So it means you don't have to worry. Check this sample:

meal=44.50
tax=0.0675

# The tip for this restaurant is 15% 

tip=0.15

meal=meal+meal*tax

#Print the results
total=meal+meal*tip
print total

String

A string is a

Second Day At Python's

What was Learned Today?

• One of the topics was Variables &Data Types. A variable is anything (word) that stores a value. Data types are the kinds of variables. There are different data types are as follows: string (word type), float, boolean( a kind of only True or False value) and integer (a whole number value). 

• Another think learned was Whitespaces and Statements affect a program. Whitespaces are spaces that shouldn't be left in a line of code. On the other hand, statements are specific ways that a code is written in terms of structure and position. Example: name = Mulbah

• Comments are lines of words that is only meant for the human programmer to understand. Comments either start with # or ".

The kind of programme I wrote is variable oriented.

My First Experience in Python Trainning

• Introduction

I am Frank Mulbah Koikoi an IT Technician at the Ministry of Agriculture..

I have no siblings, meaning I am the only child of my parent. 
AT spare time, I love doing graph art.

After learning python, I could write programmes for mobile phone.

• Check Out first Code

name = raw_input("What is your name?")
print"Hello%s!" % name

colour=raw_input ("what is your favorite colour? ")
print "Good Colour%s!" % colour