Week-1/Week-1.md

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+## What happens when you put an expression on a line without a print command in a python script?
+### As mentioned earlier on print command are use to display information when a python program is being written in a script file. No it will not print.
+## What does putting a comma at the end of a print command do? In python putting comma keep string on the same line without creating a newline.
+## What does putting a print command on a line by itself doe? In python print statment are intended to print out information on the screen so having a print statement without an expression the print statement will display a empty or blank output.

Week-1/firstpro.py

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+print("Experiment 1: ")
+1 + 8
+print(1 + 2)
+"How come this did not print?"
+print("but this did?")
+print()
+print()
+
+print("Experiment 2:")
+for number in 2, 4, 6:
+    print(2 * number)
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+for number in 2, 4, 6:
+    print(3 * number, end="")

Week-1/mathquiz.py

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+from random import randint
+
+#Challenges3
+number_one = randint(1,10)
+number_two = randint(1,10)
+answer = int(input(f"What is {number_one} time {number_two} ?\n"))
+if (number_one * number_two == answer):
+    print("correct")
+else:
+    print("wrong")
+
+#Challenge 4
+number_one = randint(1,10)
+for number in range(number_one):
+    if number >= 5:
+        print(number)
+    
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Week-2/mathquiz.py

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+from random import randint
+#Challenge1
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+number_one = randint(1,10)
+number_two = randint(1,10)
+print(f"Challenge one\nWhat is {number_one} times {number_two}")
+answer = number_one * number_two
+print(answer)
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+#Challenge2
+number_one = randint(1,10)
+number_two = randint(1,10)
+print(f"Challenge two\nWhat is {number_one} plus {number_two}")
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+result = number_one + number_two
+print(result)
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+#Challenges3
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+number_one = randint(1,10)
+number_two = randint(1,10)
+answer = int(input(f"Challenge three\nWhat is {number_one} times {number_two} ?\n"))
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+#Challenge4
+number_one = randint (1,10)
+print(str(number_one) * 5)
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+#Challenges5
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+number_one = randint(1,10)
+number_two = randint(1,10)
+answer = int(input(f"Challenge five\nWhat is {number_one} times {number_two} ?\n"))
+if number_one * number_two == answer:
+    print(f"Your answer {answer} is correct!!")
+else:
+    print(f"Wrong")
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Week-2/mathquiz/challenge5.py

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+from random import randint
+#Challenges5
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+number_one = randint(1,10)
+number_two = randint(1,10)
+answer = int(input(f"What is {number_one} times {number_two} ?\n" * 2))
+if number_one * number_two == answer:
+    print(f"Your answer {answer} is correct!!")
+else:
+    print(f"Wrong the correct answer is {number_one * number_two}")

Week-2/mathquiz/challenge6.py

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+userInput = int(input("Enter a valid number :"))
+if userInput > 100:
+    print(" Great number ")
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Week-2/mathquiz/challenge7.py

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+userInput = int(input("Enter a valid number :"))
+if userInput == 100:
+    print(" Tie ")
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Week-2/mathquiz/challenge8.py

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+from random import randint
+#Challenges5
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+number_one = randint(1,10)
+number_two = randint(1,10)
+answer = int(input(f"What is {number_one} times {number_two} ?\n"))
+if number_one * number_two == answer:
+    print("yes")
+else:
+    print("No!!")

Week-2/mathquiz/challenge9.py

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+from random import randint
+#Challenge 9
+
+win1 = randint(1,10)
+win2 = randint(11,20)
+win3 = randint(21,30)
+
+winners = str(win1) + " " + str(win2) + " " + str(win3)
+print(winners)
+for winner in winners:
+    print(winner)
+   

Week-3/Pretty-picture/Challenges1.py

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+from gasp import *
+#The below link will give you a total understanding of Coordinate Plan
+# https://www.splashlearn.com/math-vocabulary/geometry/coordinates
+
+begin_graphics()
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+Circle((300, 350), 90)#This cirecle represent head
+Circle((350, 370), 15) #This circle represent left eye
+Circle((250, 370), 15) #This circle represent left eye
+Arc((300, 350), 40, 225, 330)
+Line((300, 400), (230, 250))
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+update_when("key_pressed")
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+end_graphics()

Week-3/Pretty-picture/Challenges2.py

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+from gasp import *
+begin_graphics()
+
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+Circle((300, 200), 100)
+Circle((240, 240), 15)
+Circle((360, 240), 15)
+Line((500, 300), (400,220))
+Line((380, 260), (330,260))
+Line((270, 260), (220,260))
+Line((300, 260), (270, 200))
+Line((300, 260), (340, 200))
+Line((340, 200), (270, 200))
+Arc((300, 190), 40, 225, 315)
+Arc((420, 220), 30, 235, 510)
+Arc((200, 220), 30, 60, 630)
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+update_when('key_passed')
+end_graphics()

Week-3/Pretty-picture/Challenges3-4.py

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+#Challenges 3
+def moan():
+    print("\nPython is useless!\n\nAnd so are these worksheets\n")
+
+moan()
+
+# Challenge 4
+
+def twice(x):
+    print(x*x)
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+twice(5)

Week-3/Pretty-picture/Questionfromdrawing.md

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+Question
+Base on your instruction in the lesson to draw a face with the following:
+head, eyes, nose and mouth
+I tried doing so but got lose on the line. can you please explain what these
+value represent in a (Line((300, 400), (230, 250))? Example for a Circle value (x=350,y=370) and 15 is equal to how big you
+want the circle to be...

Week-3/Pretty-picture/Questions.md

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+#Challenges1 Question
+<p>According to your instruction or recommendation for one to understand coordinator and draw picture/pixel in python you need to understand the coordinate plan which happened to be the x and y axis. So yesterday I search this site https://www.splashlearn.com/math-vocabulary/geometry/coordinates and understand that the coordinate have four quadrants. quadrant i(+,+) quadrantii(-,+) quadrant iii (-,-) and quadrant iv(+,-) and origin is at the center (0). Forward more when a value like this Circle((350,255),100) which has three value. The first value 350 represent positive x, the second value represent positive y while the last value tell you how big the circle will be on a coordinate. My second Circle that represent the eye have similar step. first value represent the eye.Circle((x=300,y255), "how big the first eye is 20) #This circle represent left eye and it is situated in the first quadrant i(+,+)</p> and same for the second eye in my code.Now my response to drawing a nose will come after I under this https://www.splashlearn.com/math-vocabulary/geometry/line.
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+Hope this find you well.