CSI-Daniel-Cintron

Modules/Module1/Module1.md

@@ -181,19 +181,19 @@ You may update both simultaneously from Visual Studio by selecting.
 
 What is the difference between Git and GitHub?
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: The difference is that Github uses Git in order to share the codes.
 
 What is the difference between a git commit and a git push?
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: The difference is that commit is saving it and push is uploading it.
 
 What is the difference between a pull, and an upstream pull?
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: The difference between a pull and a upstream pull is that upstream pull is merging that one that you forked and pull is forking.
 
 What part of these instructions was unclear or incomplete?
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: None I understand them.
 
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Modules/Module2/Module2.md

@@ -131,23 +131,23 @@ Typing `python` *(or `python3`)* into the terminal will enter the Python console
 What is a benefit of using Markdown?
 https://www.markdownguide.org/getting-started/
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer:  Markdown is portable. Files containing Markdown-formatted text can be opened using virtually any application.It can also be used to create websites
 
 What does "cd" stand for?
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: It stands for changing directory
 
 Did you get stuck at any point or become confused with your console? (yes/no) If so, what happened? How did you solve it?
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: No
 
 Did you consider searching google for other commands to run? What did you try? 
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: I never considered.
 
 What would you like to program? 
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: I would like to program computers.
 
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Modules/Module3/Daniel-Cintron-Ticketera.py

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+print("Miss World 2021")
+print("The cost of each seat is as follow: Club Seat = $350, Nivel Principal = $350, Nivel Superior = $75")
+
+Club_Seat = int(input("How many tickets sold for Club Seat? ="))
+Nivel_Principal = int(input("How many tickets sold for Nivel Principal="))
+Nivel_Superior = int(input("How many tickets sold for Nivel Superior="))
+
+def SectionSales(Club_Seat, Nivel_Principal, Nivel_Superior):
+ print(f"The cost for Club Seat Tickets is: {int(Club_Seat) * 350}")  
+ print(f"The cost for Nivel Principal Tickets is: {int(Nivel_Principal) * 350}")  
+ print(f"The cost for Nivel Superior Tickets is:  {int(Nivel_Superior) *75}")
+ print()
+SectionSales(Club_Seat, Nivel_Principal, Nivel_Superior)
+Sales_CS = Club_Seat * 350
+Sales_NP = Nivel_Principal * 350
+Sales_NS = Nivel_Superior * 75
+def TicketsTotal( Sales_CS, Sales_NP, Sales_NS): 
+        print(f"The total of tickets sales is ${int(Sales_CS) + int(Sales_NP) + int(Sales_NS)}")
+print()
+TicketsTotal(Sales_CS, Sales_NP, Sales_NS) 

Modules/Module3/Module3.md

@@ -96,24 +96,24 @@ print(type(age))
 
 What is the difference between "42" and 42.
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer: first is a spring and the other is an intenger
 
 Define the boolean operators: >, <, ==, >=, <=
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer:>:grester than <: less than ==:equals >=: more or equal than <=:less or equal than
 
 How do you address an index in an list? Write a python code that assigns 34 to a new variable by accessing the value stored in:  
         arr = [4, 3, -1, 4, 34]
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer:arr{4}
 
 What is the first index of a list? Why?
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer:0 Because pyhton starts with 0
 
 Provide an original example of a null value. It must prove your understanding of the concept.
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer:If there is othing it is a null value.
 
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Modules/Module4/Daniel Cintron-Calculator.py

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+# print("Hello World")
+# print(input("What is your name?: "))
+# myName = input ()
+# print("It is good to mmet you", myName)
+# print("What is your age?  :") 
+# myAge = input()
+# print("You will be " + str(int(myAge)+5)+" in 5 years")
+print("Rectangle Area Calculator")
+print("""
+-----------------------
+|                     |
+|                     |
+|                     |
+|                     |
+|                     | 
+-----------------------
+""")
+mywidth = int(input("What is the base or width of the square: "))
+myheight = int(input("What is the height of the figure: "))
+print("The Area of the rectangle is: ", mywidth * myheight)
+print()
+def AreaOfRectangle(width, height):
+ print(f"Area of the rectangle is {int(width) * int(height)}")  
+print("Width is 15 cm")
+print("Height is 11 cm")
+AreaOfRectangle(15, 11) 
+

Modules/Module4/Module4.md

@@ -126,29 +126,34 @@ print(f"Or use the print directly {myNumber}")
 ### [The Geometric-Functions project corresponds to this lecture.]((/../../tree/main/Projects/Geometric-Functions/Geometric-Functions.md))
 
 
-# Class Discussion
-## Answer the questions on the Markdown file located within your <u>`Module4`</u> directory (Module4.md)`(12pts)`
-<!-- Welcome! These are your questions. -->
+!-- Welcome! These are your questions. -->
 <!-- Answer using full sentences to receive all points. -->
 <!-- 
 
 Evaluate the following code. Is the code written correctly? What would be the correct code?
         print('This message has a syntax error!")
         print(Churrigueresco)
 
- - Answer:
+ - Answer:  print("This message has a syntax error!")
+        print("Churrigueresco")
+
 
 Evaluate the following code. Is the code written correctly? What would be the correct code?
         someNumber=360
-        print(' The Number is someNumber ')
+        print('The Number is someNumber')
 Expected:  The Number is 360
 
  - Answer:
+ myNumber = 360
+ print(f"The number is {MyNumber}")
 
 Define a function that takes 2 or more string parameters and prints a single line using them as part of a functional string. The function may do anything you chose but the function name and parameter names must be representative of what they are.
 
  - Answer:
-
+myName = "Daniel Cintron"
+myAge:int = 14
+myString = f'Hello {myName}! Your are {myAge}.'
+print(myString)
 
 
 Refer to this documentation webpage and google for the exercises below:
@@ -161,18 +166,25 @@ Which code returns the length of the string s0:
 s0 = "What is my length? Store it as a number in a variable."
 
  - Answer:
+ s0 = "What is my length? Store it as a number in a variable"
+ ss0 = len(s0)
+ print(ss0)
 
 How do you create a substring in python?
 Create a substring of s1 containing only my name. Store it in a variable called ss1.
 https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-substring-a-string-in-python/
 
 s1 = "Hello Student! My name is Carlos Jose Cobián. I enjoy coding and video games!"
 
- - Answer: ss1 =
+ - Answer: ss1 = "Hello Student! My name is Carlos Jose Cobian"
+ ss1 = (s1[26:44])
+ print(ss1)
 
 Capitalize every letter of ss1 using a function. Store it in a variable called SS1.
 
- - Answer: SS1 =
+ - Answer: SS1 =ss1.upper()
+     print(SS1)
+
 
 
 This last section is not worth any points, but is worth looking into. It is good string manipulation practice and contains exercises that you may see in a pop quiz! 

Modules/Module4/Modulo4.py

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+# print("What did you have for Breakfast?")
+# meal="sandwich"
+# print(meal)
+# print("What did you have for lunch?")
+# meal="pasta"
+# print(meal)
+# print("What did you have for dinner?")
+# meal="lasagna"
+# print(meal)
+
+myNumber = 360
+print(f"The number is {myNumber}")
+
+#Define a function that takes 2 or more string parameters and prints a single line using them as part of a functional string. The function may do anything you chose but the function name and parameter names must be representative of what they are.
+
+# Answer:
+myName = "Daniel Cintron"
+myAge:int = 14
+myString = f'Hello {myName}! Your are {myAge}.'
+print(myString)
+
+
+
+s0 = "What is my length? Store it as a number in a variable"
+ss0 = len(s0)
+print(ss0)
+
+s1 = "Hello Student! My name is Carlos Jose Cobian"
+ss1 = (s1[26:44])
+print(ss1)
+
+SS1 =ss1.upper()
+print(SS1)
+
+
+

Modules/Module5/Daniel-Cintron-Simpsons-Shipping.py

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+print("Welcome to Simpsons' Shipping")
+weight:float = float(input("What is the weight of your package?"))
+#ground shipping
+
+if (weight == 2 or weight < 2):
+    cost_ground = float(weight * 1.75 + 20)
+    print("Ground Shipping: $", float(cost_ground))
+elif (weight > 2 and weight <= 6):
+    cost_ground = weight * 3.50 + 20
+    print("Ground Shipping: $", float(cost_ground))
+elif (weight > 6 and weight <= 10):
+    cost_ground = weight * 4.50 + 20
+    print("Ground Shipping: $", float(cost_ground))
+else:
+    cost_ground = weight * 5.25 + 20
+    print("Ground Shipping: $", float(cost_ground))
+#courier shipping
+
+if (weight == 2 or weight <2):
+    cost_courier = weight * 3.50 + 5
+    print("Courier Shipping: $", float(cost_courier))
+elif (weight > 2 and weight <= 6):
+    cost_courier = weight * 7.00 + 8
+    print("Courier Shipping: $", float(cost_courier))
+elif (weight > 6 and weight <= 10):
+    cost_courier = weight * 9.00 + 12
+    print("Courier Shipping: $", float(cost_courier))
+else:
+    cost_courier = weight * 10.50 + 15
+    print("Courier Shipping: $", float(cost_courier))
+#drone shipping
+
+if (weight == 2 or weight <2):
+    cost_drone = weight * 5.25 
+    print("Drone Shipping: $", float(cost_drone))
+elif (weight > 2 and weight <= 6):
+    cost_drone = weight * 10.50 
+    print("Drone Shipping: $", float(cost_drone))
+elif (weight > 6 and weight <= 10):
+    cost_drone = weight * 13.50 
+    print("Drone Shipping: $", float(cost_drone))
+else:
+    cost_drone = weight * 15.75 
+    print("Drone Shipping: $", float(cost_drone))
+#ground shipping premium
+
+print("Ground Shipping Premium $150")

Modules/Module5/Daniel-Cintron-magic8.py

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+import random
+
+print("Welcome to the totally legal and not a scam magic 8 ball business")
+Name=input("WHAT IS YOUR NAME?")
+print(f"Hi:{Name}")
+Question=input("What is your question?")
+print(f"{Question}")
+
+
+random_number = random.randint(1,12)
+if random_number == 1:
+    print("Yes - definitely so.")
+elif random_number == 2:
+    print("It is decidedly so.")
+elif random_number == 3:
+    print("Without a doubt.")
+elif random_number == 4:
+    print("Reply hazy, tray again")
+elif random_number == 5:
+    print("Ask again later")
+elif random_number == 6:
+    print("Better not to tell you now.")
+elif random_number == 7:
+    print("My sources say NO")
+elif random_number == 8:
+    print("Outlook not so good.")
+elif random_number == 9:
+    print("Very doubtful.")
+elif random_number == 10:
+    print("0%")
+elif random_number == 11:
+    print("50%/50%")
+elif random_number == 12:
+    print("100%")        
+else:
+    print ("error")    

Modules/Module5/Module5.md

@@ -82,8 +82,19 @@ Give a python example for each logic operator in the module image.
 
  - Answers:
    - OR:
+   pinneapples:6
+   if (pinneapples > 2 or pinneapples < 7):
+    print("You have less pinneapples.") #true
    - AND: 
+   pinneapples:8
+   if (pinneapples > 1 and pinneapples < 9):
+    print("You have few pinneapples.") #true
    - NOT: 
+   pinneapples:6
+   if not (pinneapples > 2 or pinneapples < 7):
+    print("You have less pinneapples.") #false 
+    else:
+    print("You have more pinneapples")
 
 
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Modules/Module5/RockPaperScissors.py

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+import random
+print("Welcome to Rock, Paper, Scissors Game!!!")
+RPS = ("rock", "paper", "scissors")
+
+playerChoice = input("Lets play. Choose one: rock, paper, scissors\n")
+
+computerChoice = random.choice(RPS)
+print(f"Computer selected: {computerChoice}")
+print(f"Player selected: {playerChoice}")
+
+if(playerChoice == computerChoice) :
+    print("You tied :-/")
+
+elif(playerChoice == "rock" and computerChoice == "scissors") :
+    print("Rock crushes Scissor. You won! :)")
+
+elif(playerChoice == "rock" and computerChoice == "paper") :
+    print("Rock gets suffocated Paper. You lost! :)")
+
+elif(playerChoice == "paper" and computerChoice == "rock") :
+    print("Paper suffucates Rock . You won! :)")   
+
+elif(playerChoice == "paper" and computerChoice == "scissors") :
+    print("Paper gets decapitated by Scissors. You lost! :)")
+
+elif(playerChoice == "scissors" and computerChoice == "rock") :
+    print("Scissor gets crushed by Rock. You lost! :)")
+
+elif(playerChoice == "scissors" and computerChoice == "paper") :
+    print("Scissor cuts Paper. You won! :)")
+
+else:
+    print("Something isn't right, maybe try again")