I just had my students write this program in my CS0 class:
from graphics import *
graphics()
while 0 1:
click = mouse()
x = click[0]
y = click[1]
oval([x-10, y-10], [x+10, y+10])
(Note that graphics is Zelle's version with my procedural wrappers
appended,
I added the time (7 pm) and a sign-up list for the dinner on the PyEdu wiki
page:
http://us.pycon.org/TX2007/PyEdu
jeff elkner
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 13:58:52 -0600, Michael Tobis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just talked to the Marriott; they are perfectly OK doing room service into
the Preston
Michael Tobis wrote:
I just talked to the Marriott; they are perfectly OK doing room service
into the Preston Trail II room. One of us staying at the hotel can
collect cash from all interested and put it on a credit card. I am
willing to do this.
So I suggest we combine dinner and our
Ian Bicking wrote:
Michael Tobis wrote:
I just talked to the Marriott; they are perfectly OK doing room service
into the Preston Trail II room. One of us staying at the hotel can
collect cash from all interested and put it on a credit card. I am
willing to do this.
So I suggest we
Jeff Rush wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
Michael Tobis wrote:
I just talked to the Marriott; they are perfectly OK doing room
service into the Preston Trail II room. One of us staying at the
hotel can collect cash from all interested and put it on a credit
card. I am willing to do this.
So I
I'd like to share an idea that occurred to me awhile back.
It's a problem one can pose prior to discussing any specific programming
language.
Given two black-box functions prev(n) and next(n), along with conditional
reasoning and the typical math comparison operators, define arithmetic.
So for
The important thing in these exercises is that we can't use our typical
arithmetic operators of +, -, *, /, as we are DEFINING them!
I think a Pythoneer will twistedly think at this point is: why do you
say can't use we can can just *redefine* __add__, __sub__, other
__ribs__, to suit, get
Tom Hoffman wrote:
My only concern is that Hands on with the OLPC is Saturday at 8:00,
so I imagine many of us will be ducking out for that.
Was the plan to do the edu-sig meeting after dinner in the same room? If
not, perhaps we can do the OLPC meeting at 8 in the same room, as a
continuation
