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Facilitate updating service contacts, service portfolio, and service catalog across CIT services
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Zoom Recording ID: 98709757103
UUID: Ti2c78KJQDaqoj+JEtctDQ==
Meeting Time: 2021-11-15T12:45:23Z
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We are frequently asked to share, archive, or otherwise publish data by funders and publishers, but few instructions exist on how to find a repository, and how to prepare your data and metadata for…
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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.
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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.
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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…
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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…
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