Jonathan Ho Assignment One#11
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I printed it after placing their team number into the input variable
printed them out through the input variable.
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| Robot_Team = input("What Robotics Team do you want to look into?") | |||
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You need to ask for what piece of information from the team the user is looking for as well as which team
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Whoops! I heard from another Citrus Member that all you needed was the team info as a whole, not as an individual. I'll see to it this is fixed
contains all the data for each team
nested dictionary with the input questions inside of it.
search to ensure the team is in the database. They can also see certain team information and modify it to their li and modify it to their liking.
dictionary from assignment one and used functions from assignment two to make it a database with all the dictionaries.
and see all the teams within the team database made with several other teams plopped into it.
two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, mainly rectangular prisms and 2D triangles. The user is in a while loop while doing this, and he or she can exit when they type "exit". Unless they don't want to, they can enter their own numbers and allow the code to use the Pythagorean Theorem to calculate the distance between one point and another in the dimensional shape they choose.
error messages while maintaining its primary function. This is an updated version of Chapter 2's assignmet
blank dictionary, with the add function modified so it can move teams and data that the user inputs into the blank database. All other functions have been updated to.
Added additional validations to the add function in case an input wasn't a number. Also made sure that the user typed yes or no in cam_question, or it resulted in them having to try again
Modified the remove function so it actually removes the element specified. The previous code had the remove function remove from a list, so I changed it to remove it from a dictionary
Chapter 4 assignment which now has the additional code that calculates whether the 2D or the 3D point is furthest from the origin, then prints out the farthest point.
Fixed the syntax error. You can now check if the code works or not.
Removed the isalpha() method after figuring that the code can work without it. The use of it actually affects the code in a negative way. Also made the validations for the inputs in the add function.
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First Week Homework (First Assignment for Software General). Enjoy!