MOAR Dicts; Diversity and Inclusion

by Elliott Hauser

12 Jun 2017

Q&A

  • What’s your meet up plan?
  • Project plan due Tues, with reports & standups every day from here on out.

Dicts Solutions

Ex 1

Ex 2-5

Midterm Review

Let’s go over these questions

Dictionaries Part Deux

Things to remember:

  • You’re looping through each row. If a state exists, do one set of things. If not, do another set of things. That’s the pattern for both 1 and 3.
  • ('\t').join(["some", "LIST", "of", "things"]) is an idiom! Live it, love it, use it. You can also join around spaces, commas, whatever you need.
  • Got a header in your list of lists? Slice it off
  • Got bad data? Manually clean it. Or automatically clean it. Or try/except.

Diversity & Inclusion in Programming: Group Discussion

You have a new superpower. SILSHack for good!

I forgot to publish the readings for this. Let’s review them:

  • Silent Tech Privelege
  • Python’s Diversity Statement
  • We’re not Done Yet

Please read them after class.

Circle up & let’s chat a bit.

Homework in Class: Dicts & the Web.

Let’s do some, shall we?

Elliott Hauser is a PhD Student in information science at UNC Chapel Hill. He's hacking education as one of the cofounders of Trinket.io. Find Elliott Hauser on Twitter, Github, and on the web.