Checks For Understanding

The task was to ask the user for their name and then greet them with their name. Extension included building a profile.

The task was to ask the user about themselves and use concatenation to print their info in one print statement. Info includes name, age, and hours of sleep.

In CFU 3, the user was asked for two numbers and then those numbers were used to do addition, substraction, multiplication, division, and modulos.

The task was to ask the user for 3 numbers and use those numbers to complete the quadratic formula. The goal was to formulate the equation so that both roots were found.

The task was to creat a digital piggy bank for the user. After the user inputs the forms of money they have, it was printed in two formats: $13.67 or the exact list of forms of money.

The task was to generates a random number with the random module and perform various mathematical operations, including sum, difference, product, quotient, remainder, square root, and exponentiation with a user-provided number.

The task was to ask the user for the three users. With those three numbers, the program calculates & prints the sum and average.

In this CFU, you ask the user if they ordered food to be delivered. If yes, the user is asked how many people are eating and the price. From there, the cost per person is calculated and printed.

In this CFU, the user has to guess what the dice rolled using the random module. The user gets points if they're right and loses points if they're wrong. The overall score is then printed at the end.

This CFU has a number guessing game where the user is told if their guess is too high or low as they play. The overall number of attempts is printed when they are done.

This CFU has three functions that display numbers by 10, decimals by 0.5, and the 99 Bottle of Beer song. The user is asked which function they would like to call and the chosen function is called.

This CFU simulates password entry attempts. The user is given 3 attempts to put in the right password. After 3 tries, the user is notified that they can not make any more attempts.

This CFU uses the simplegui module to make a smiley face with points/dots.

This CFU uses the simplegui module to make a happy face with lines.

This CFU uses the simplegui module to make a happy face with the draw.polygon function.

This CFU uses the simplegui module to make a happy face with the draw.circle function.

This CFU served as a review of functions and function methods.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This code challenge tested our abilities to make functions that calculate a sphere's radius, book wholesale cost, and running time.

In this code challenge, we wrote a function that takes a string and prints the string with enough leading spaces so that the last letter of the string is in column 70.

In this code challenge, we wrote functions that call a function a certain number of times.

This code challenge uses print statements to depict a given grid.

This code challenge uses functions to test Fermat’s Last Theorem, which says that there are no positive integers a, b, and c such that a**n + b**n = c**n for any values of n greater than 2.

This code challenge tests if three given side lengths can be used to make a triangle.

This code challenge uses the turtle module to draw a square.

This code challenge builds off of code challenge 7 and allows the user to choose the length of the sides.

This code challenge builds off of code challenge 8 and builds polygons.

This code challenge builds off of code challenge 9 and builds circles.

This code challenge builds off of code challenge 10 and builds an arc of a circle.

This code challenge builds off of code challenge 11 and builds a flower.

This code challenge builds off of the past code challenges to build a general set of shapes.

This code challenge builds off of the past code challenges to build the Archimedean spiral.

This code challenge builds off of the past code challenges to build a Koch curve.

This code challenge has functions that give the first, last, and middle letter of a word and checks if the word is a palindrome.

This code uses is_power to check if a number a is a power of another number b. It uses a recursive approach.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.

This CFU took user-inputed prices of store items to find the total and make a receipt.