Given a list iterate it and display numbers which are divisible by 5 and if you find number greater than 150 stop the loop iteration. how would i do this
+JSL LSJ Hi, thanks for your comments, I'm glad the tutorials are helpful. The Repl.it assignments are in a virtual classroom that I use with my classes that isn't open to the public however I have a self-learning Python "community" classroom on Repl.it that you can access. Hopefully the instructions in the guided tutorials will be equally helpful. Here's the link: repl.it/community/classrooms/23455
Wow! thank you so kindly, Its going to be some time before i get through all your task sheets as i am learning python in my own time. Your worksheets will definitely supplement your videos very well. Thank you so much. Much appreciated :)
+JSL LSJ Good luck with the self-study. One of the best ways to learn is to find a sample or past GCSE exam coursework task to attempt as it will help you piece together all the skills that you will learn through tutorials including mine. Here is a coursework style task that I put together for my classes: drive.google.com/open?id=0B8R7hFIMvM8nVjluVTJjSVgwSGs Here's an annotated example solution (for use when you're stuck!): repl.it/HWJs/1
Hi there, I have a public version of my Repl.it classroom that you can clone or enrol in here: repl.it/community/classrooms/23455 Most of the assignments are there, but there might be some that are currently only in my class' private classrooms. I will be migrating any missing assignments over the Summer.
this was actually really helpful thank you u have given me a better chance for my GCSEs mocks
Excellent, I'm glad to hear that the video was useful for you.
Given a list iterate it and display numbers which are divisible by 5 and if you find number greater than 150 stop the loop iteration. how would i do this
thank you so much sir you have explained this so easily :)
Hi and thankyou for these amazing tutorials. Could i ask, how do i access the assignments from Repl.it? I am self studying python . Thankyou
+JSL LSJ Hi, thanks for your comments, I'm glad the tutorials are helpful. The Repl.it assignments are in a virtual classroom that I use with my classes that isn't open to the public however I have a self-learning Python "community" classroom on Repl.it that you can access. Hopefully the instructions in the guided tutorials will be equally helpful. Here's the link: repl.it/community/classrooms/23455
Wow! thank you so kindly, Its going to be some time before i get through all your task sheets as i am learning python in my own time. Your worksheets will definitely supplement your videos very well. Thank you so much. Much appreciated :)
+JSL LSJ Good luck with the self-study. One of the best ways to learn is to find a sample or past GCSE exam coursework task to attempt as it will help you piece together all the skills that you will learn through tutorials including mine.
Here is a coursework style task that I put together for my classes: drive.google.com/open?id=0B8R7hFIMvM8nVjluVTJjSVgwSGs
Here's an annotated example solution (for use when you're stuck!): repl.it/HWJs/1
fantastic, got access to both files thankyou
How do I get to your repl.it classroom ? Would it be possible To give me a link?
Hi there, I have a public version of my Repl.it classroom that you can clone or enrol in here: repl.it/community/classrooms/23455
Most of the assignments are there, but there might be some that are currently only in my class' private classrooms. I will be migrating any missing assignments over the Summer.
@@MrAWDimmick I got a 404 error when i clicked on the link. Is there a different one I can use?
how would you create a list, like for example a score game with 4 quarters and the total score at the end of the game using arrays.
Hi, can you give me more detail of how your game would work? How are scores assigned to the 4 quarters?
home team,7,10,0,21...visitors 7,7,14,0 and I'm trying to collect the input on a array
+Pierre Brown The easiest way to start this would be to use two Lists, one for each team.
I’ve put together a short example here: repl.it/JvTF
Can you please do a video on 2d arrays?