Start time/date | End time/date | Description of focus | Notes on process |
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2/9/19 12:30pm | 2/9/19 1:30pm | Downloading and reading up on python | Downloaded python 2, then python 3, then anaconda navigator |
2/11/19 3:30pm | 2/11/19 5:30pm | Read up on libraries, differences between python 2/3, basic syntax and testing code in jupyter | After understanding these concepts I began toying around in jupyter with print functions |
2/14/19 12pm | 2/14/19 2pm | Variable assign, strings and integers, and modifying variables | Notes from W3schools and the like, testing with print and editing with len(), operators, etc |
2/16/19 2:30pm | 2/16/19 5:30pm | Logical operations, lists | Notes on if/else functions, test assigning/changing lists using append, insert, and loops |
2/17/19 6pm | 2/17/19 8:30pm | Functions and Loops | Python tutorial video, play around with basic functions and adding for loops. Light reading on recursion. |
2/18/19 11:30am | 2/18/19 2pm | User input, logic, and various input error checks | Tutorial video, notes, play around with user input and how to ensure input is what was asked |
2/20/19 4:30pm | 2/20/19 6pm | Matplotlib importing, syntax | Video on how to activate matplotlib, how data should be set up for graphing |
2/21/19 12pm | 2/21/19 3:30pm | Plot testing, line graphs, linear regression | Adding style to plots using matplotlib tutorial site |
2/22/19 12:30pm | 2/22/19 2:30pm | Bar charts, numbpy | Matplotlib tutorial site, play around with making various plots with styles |
My showcase item is unable to be presented via github, but my script can be found in my repository under the Skills project folder. If you use python check it out I worked real hard to make it fun while incorporating my subskills.
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