This repository contains all the code and materials distributed in the 2021 Q-Programming Summer of Qode.

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Q-Programming Summer of Qode

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This repository contains all the code and materials distributed in the Q-Programming Summer of Qode.

If you want to create a copy of the resources here to play around with, click the fork button

The Task

We were given the challenge to teach middle schoolers the fundamentals of Python in just 5 one-hour sessions. Luckily, we had experience, so we were able to cover a lot of things a beginner would want to learn in Python from creating their first program, to making mini-games on their own. We have created this course to be as interactive as possible with interesting assignments and cool mini-projects for students to make. We hope this repository is useful to not just the kids we taught, but to anyone on the internet who may be interested in getting started with Python! You can contact us if you want any more details: E-mail

Instructors

Introduction to Programming with Scratch

  1. Arjun Singh Sodhi @asterbot
  2. Balpreet Singh Juneja @Pyrotex2
  3. Dhruv Rawal @dhruv-python

Introduction to Python

  1. Avi Bhattacharya @avi22bhattacharya
  2. Sammarth Kumar @sammartk-k

You can follow all of us to see what we are doing! Don't forget to star the repo to let us know you liked it!

If you want more resources from Q-Programming, you can check us out on the following platforms:

  1. Website (more tutorials and other coding related stuff)
  2. Instagram (daily Python resources and tutorials)
  3. Youtube (for video tutorials)

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Tutorial Contributors

@sammarth-k @asterbot @avi22bhattacharya @Pyrotex2 @dhruv-python

How Can I Contribute?

If you took the course and want to add your code to the repository, you can create a pull request. First, fork the repo, and in your own copy of the repo, upload all the files for each class in the Student Codes folder. You will need to create a folder with your name first, however. We recommend that you download the GitHub Desktop App and clone the forked repo and then create a pull request online.

You can also contribute to the tutorials. Submit a pull request if you have anything useful!

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  • Create assignment 4

    Create assignment 4

    Q1) import random number = random.randint(1,100) print("I have chosen a number between 1 and 100. Try to guess the number") guess = int(input("Enter a number: ")) while guess!=number: if number > guess: print("Sorry, but", guess, "is less than my chosen number") elif number < guess: print("Sorry, but", guess, "is greater than my chosen number") guess = int(input("Enter another number: ")) print("Very Good", number, "is my chosen number") Q2) import random import sys

    choices = ["Rock", "Paper", "Scissor"] sign = random.choice(choices)

    print(choices) userchoice = int(input("Enter a number from 1-3. Rock = 1, Paper = 2 and Scissor = 3: "))

    if userchoice < 1 or userchoice > 3: print("The number is invalid") sys.exit(0)

    usersign = choices[userchoice - 1] print("The computer chose", sign, "and you chose", usersign)

    if sign == choices[0] and usersign == choices[1] or sign == [1] and usersign == choices[2] or sign == choices[2] and usersign == choices[0]: print("YOU WON,YOU GOT LUCKY") elif sign == usersign: print("IT IS A TIE, HARD LUCK") else: print("YOU LOST, LOL")

    Q3) import random

    list = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "o", "p", "q", "r", "s", "t", "u", "v", "w", "x", "y", "z"] random_list = [] count = 0 while count < random.randrange(15, 30): count += 1 random_list.append(list[random.randint(0, len(list) - 1)]) print(random_list, "is the random array")

    count = 0 final_numbers = [] while count < 5: count+=1 random_num = random.randint(0, len(random_list) -1) final_numbers.append(random_list[random_num])

    duplicates = [ ] print(final_numbers, "are 5 random numbers from the array") for i in random_list:

    if random_list.count(i) >1: duplicates.append(i) print(duplicates, "are the duplicates")

    opened by yatharthpawa123 0
  • Create Home assignments class 3

    Create Home assignments class 3

    class assignment 1

    total = 0 for i in range(10): num = int(input("Enter number: ")) total += num

    print("The sum of all 10 numbers is", total)

    class assignment 2

    num = "" while num != "-1": num = input("Enter a number") print("-1 is entered")

    opened by Mehr2008 0
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