Python (Experienced)
Python (Experienced)
If you are doing this, you have prior experience programming. If you have programming experience in a different language, you should be able to transfer those skills to Python 3. You can watch my videos in the not experienced track or other videos online to learn the syntax of Python 3. I think it's pretty intuitive!
There are three assigned programs:
Quadratic.py, where you must create a quadratic given the integer roots.
Password.py, where you must determine the security of a password.
LinReg.py, where you must perform linear regression on a dataset.
You will need a place to code. This is called an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Here is a video helping you set one up on your school laptop. If you are using a personal device, you can find Python 3 here or browse the internet for various other IDE's. As long as there is a way for you to save your code, we should be okay.
You can also use online interpreters such as this or this to code, so long as you save your work somewhere else.
Let's get started! You can go in whatever order you wish. You are free to use the official python documentation which details all of the functions you can use. You can find outside resources as well, as long as you are not directly using other peoples solutions.