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05:16 Lesson 28.7 Iterator Chaining Lesson 28.7 Iterator Chaining	Lesson 28.7 Iterator Chaining Generators take iterators as input, but they also produce one as output. In this video we show how to chain iterators together, doing complex operations on our data. tools things chain module generator filter generators output types thing functions object average input tuple iter python documentation programming running From Hannah Lee on December 3rd, 2020 22 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date December 4th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
05:06 Lesson 27.5 Mouse Input Lesson 27.5 Mouse Input	Lesson 27.5 Mouse Input In the previous video we primarily focused on keyboard input. Mouse input (called “touch” by kivy) is a little more difficult. In this video we talk about how mouse input works and how to… mouse lines position button screen thing draw attribute input path touch class method scroll bunch window application keyboard concept documentation From Hannah Lee on November 30th, 2020 37 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date December 1st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
11:04 Lesson 27.3 The GameApp Class Lesson 27.3 The GameApp Class	Lesson 27.3 The GameApp Class In this video we introduce the GameApp class, which is a class written by your instructor. In the last assignment you will be creating a subclass of the class to run your game. This video highlights… game thing class method ellipse angle window things update methods screen attributes object position documentation animation app lips initializer subclass From Hannah Lee on November 30th, 2020 48 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date December 1st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
09:32 Lesson 23.6 The Python Data Model Lesson 23.6 The Python Data Model	Lesson 23.6 The Python Data Model Python has a lot of special methods than begin and end with double underscores. Together than make up the Python Data Model. In this video we look at the documentation of these methods and try to… pixels methods pixel operator image things documentation element object table lot abstraction duck loop end class method webpage liar assignment From Hannah Lee on November 8th, 2020 36 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date November 7th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
07:08 Lesson 22.4 The Subclass Hierarchy Lesson 22.4 The Subclass Hierarchy	Lesson 22.4 The Subclass Hierarchy Since every class other than object must be a subclass of another class, this can lead to some interesting “family trees” of classes. In this video we look at Kivy classes, and see how… button class label subclass widget documentation kivy features object script classes thing application module base screen app fonts things method From Hannah Lee on November 8th, 2020 30 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date November 7th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language Abkhazian Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
03:28 Lesson 15.6 List Methods Lesson 15.6 List Methods	Lesson 15.6 List Methods Lists have many of the same methods as tuples. But since they are mutable, they have even more. In this video we show off some of the mutable methods of lists, which are methods that can alter the… method lists position numbers methods things append end structures documentation folder reason string strings element elements contents objects tuples series From Hannah Lee on October 10th, 2020 19 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 10th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
08:24 CS 6120: Lesson 6: Introduction to LLVM CS 6120: Lesson 6: Introduction to LLVM	CS 6120: Lesson 6: Introduction to LLVM Music: https://www.bensound.comStock footage: https://www.videvo.net llvm brill programs documentation instructions function language instruction thing representation load dash class infrastructure lesson reference variables 32-bit bunch homebrew From Adrian Sampson on October 5th, 2020 445 plays
06:12 Lesson 11.8 Object Methods Lesson 11.8 Object Methods	Lesson 11.8 Object Methods Objects have an interesting feature that we saw before we strings: they have methods in addition to functions. In this video we talk about those methods, and how they differ from string methods. methods method distance objects functions argument clamp object string arguments parentheses strings lot documentation attributes tutor reason difference folder replace From Hannah Lee on October 2nd, 2020 12 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 1st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
04:54 Lesson 11.6 Attribute Invariants Lesson 11.6 Attribute Invariants	Lesson 11.6 Attribute Invariants When you work on Assignment 3, you will discover that the color objects have some significant restrictions on how they can be used. These restrictions are called attribute invariants, and they are… object preconditions class attributes invariance classes function color documentation cs intro invariants rgb invariant float dot integers values webpage objects From Hannah Lee on October 2nd, 2020 13 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 1st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
05:12 Lesson 6.4 Advanced String Methods Lesson 6.4 Advanced String Methods	Lesson 6.4 Advanced String Methods In the previous video, we showed how to call a string method if it had only one argument – the string. In this video we show you how to call arbitrary string methods, which can have many… string methods argument method letter times position python parentheses period webpage documentation assignment pattern count commas strings things lab ada From Hannah Lee on September 16th, 2020 14 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date September 16th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
50:33 Zoom Sep. 10. Functions and Modules Zoom Sep. 10. Functions and Modules	Zoom Sep. 10. Functions and Modules In this class we talk about how to import optional features into Python. We also show how to make program files we can run.This class will follow the same format as the last one. We will reinforce… question module documentation function things lot python stuff videos answer thing questions folder alright reason 15th class argument quiz error From Hannah Lee on September 11th, 2020 14 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date September 11th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
06:06 Lesson 4.3 Module Structure Lesson 4.3 Module Structure	Lesson 4.3 Module Structure In this video we take a closer look at module files. We show what types of things we can put into a module file, and what their purpose is. In addition, after this video should have a better idea of… module dot temp python comment statements assignment y. modules math thing function command documentation hashtag fact functions cosine import contents From Hannah Lee on September 9th, 2020 19 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date September 9th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
04:44 Lesson 3.4 Python Documentation Lesson 3.4 Python Documentation	Lesson 3.4 Python Documentation While this new video/lecture format is allowing us to show you things we could not cover in year’s past, there is a limit to how much we can show you. Sometimes you are just going to need to… function log math documentation base argument webpage functions arguments module brackets square return parentheses python answer expression word ceiling monitor From Hannah Lee on September 9th, 2020 20 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date September 9th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
03:24 Lesson 3.3 Module-Based Functions Lesson 3.3 Module-Based Functions	Lesson 3.3 Module-Based Functions Python has very few functions built-in. All other functions are provided by modules, special files that add optional functionality to Python. In this video we show how to use these modules to… module python cosine math functions pi modules sine webpage function lot documentation period import access variables programming lab fun numbers From Hannah Lee on September 9th, 2020 13 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date September 9th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
05:53 Lesson 3.1 Built-In Functions Lesson 3.1 Built-In Functions	Lesson 3.1 Built-In Functions The easiest functions to use in Python are those that are built into it. They are listed on the Python Documentation page. In this video we examine some of these and show the syntax for how to use… function parentheses call functions expression python float int word arguments argument integer calls quit return expressions math webpage documentation answer From Hannah Lee on September 9th, 2020 13 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date September 9th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
47:58 Implementing Increased Transparency and… Implementing Increased Transparency and Reproducibility in Economics	Implementing Increased Transparency and Reproducibility in Economics Replicability is at the core of the scientific enterprise. In the past 30 years,recurring concerns about the extent of replicability (or lack thereof) of the research in various disciplines have… conduct reproducibility american economic association formal sciences senescence key aspect data provider legal procedure greater transparency engineering museology prefer master scripts provenance documentation institutes social sciences code repository social science information statistics bibliography reference economics terminology data application procedure emotions research research methods common standard availability policy mentioned earlier archive formats infographics clear instructions restricted access caption complete data management open access replication template code archives tests open methodologies excellent job open source academic publishing master script restricted access data data collection archival science verification services reproducibility check american economic copyright law telecommunication theory mathematical and quantitative methods (economics) semantics museum collections replication archive grammar data citation scientific method data archives legal terms information theory library science early 2000 thought computational reproducibility literary criticism key thing data access precisely document digital libraries evaluation methods sociology of culture data transmission philosophy of science From Lars Vilhuber on April 1st, 2020 3 plays Content Categories Presentations Creation Date April 1st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Lars Creator 1 Last Name Vilhuber Creator 1 Role Presenter Creator 1 NetID lv39 Contributing Unit ILR School Language English Rights Statement CC-BY-NC Searchable Yes Searchable On Public Search Engines