Hi everyone this WSQ15 was very funny because I really want to make this kind of stuff like a mini program, this WSQ might get difficult if you don’t understand what are you going to do and how?
For this I recommend the following link for all of you who have doubts (like I was):
I really recommend these links because it is all you need to understand and do your WSQ15.
Here’s some screen shots and my code:
Estimating e was a fun task because I didn’t know how to do it because it seems like there are many ways to obtain the result, also I didn’t understand very well what I was supposed to do, but I think, I finally made it well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_%28mathematical_constant%29
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%C3%BAmero_e
Here’s my code 😀
This time I came with the Babylonian Method, this was a simple task but it required to think a little bit, so I’m going to show you my code, also some pages that help me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methods_of_computing_square_roots
Hi, this time I did a script about Greatest Common Divisor using the Euclidean Algorithm, this script was really easy, I just had to research a little bit about the Euclidean Algorithm but the rest was easy as pie, here’s my code, and the links I use for information.
Link:
Youtube – Euclidean Algorithm(Spanish)
taken from hispachanfiles.com
Hi this time I’m posting WSQ11 a work about Lychrel Numbers to be honest it was for me the most difficult WSQ ever, because it took me like 3 weeks to understand what I was suppose to do, but after see many pages and read a lot about Lychrel number, I finally understand everything, so here I left me code for future references.
Here’s a photo of me when I realized what I was suppose to do.
Hi again, it has been a while now I did a program that make a list, and with those numbers, output the sum, average and the standard deviation so to do this I appeal to the Python 3 Documentation here the link
https://docs.python.org/3/library/statistics.html#statistics.variance
Where you can find all about Statistics and I really recommend you to use this stuff, it is there for something, and you improve your autodidacticism.
Here a nice top of a guitar ❤
Foto taken from @one_forty_three
Here I let you the GitHub link of my code:
Hi this time I’m posting the most difficult WSQ until now, it has been difficult because I insist in use functions to run the program but finally I got it!, I’m not kidding I don’t want to hear functions in a while…
The program should ask for a input, but it has to be only integer, it cannot accept float number, letters, negative numbers; once it has the value given it has to print its factorial, (n + n-1 + n-2, … , 1), finally just ask the user to continue the program or just leave with a “Have a nice day :)” quote.
Hi again :v now I’m here to present this code about creating a functions and how to call them in a script!
Here’s my code that use functions instead of use the normal operations, this can be helpful to avoid bugs, remove unnecessary lines, easy to read, and to understand
How do I learn this? by reading the chapter 3 and 4 of Think Python; How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
Here’s my code:
Hi 🙂 this time I posting my latest code in Python 3 where I ask for two integers and then sum the numbers between them (but also inclusive the numbers given) for example;
Lower number:6
Upper number:10
(6+7+8+9+10)=40
So here’s my code:
This task was difficult to me because I used some new features that I’ve never used before like try: break: expect: ValueError
The following sources help me during the task:
Python for software design by Allen B. Downey
Python 3 documentation (web page)
Python Course (web page)
That’s all folks!
This time is my code is about a random number, to be sincere it was a difficult task to me because I have to use while, for i i in range and if’s, and they doesn’t connect like in other languages I have learned. I have to keep awake to find the right way to do my script, and finally I got it!!
I could complete this task thanks to the following links 🙂 ;
http://www.mclibre.org/consultar/python/lecciones/python_while.html#Paso25
http://effbot.org/pyfaq/how-do-i-generate-random-numbers-in-python.htm
Here is my code
I See Python 