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Jasmine Wang - Cornell Academic Materials Program (CAMP)

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Acumatica Weekly Check In Meeting, March 4, 2021

Topics for this week include Setting up of Recurring Entries, Printing Checks using Adobe, Auto Reverse, Retained Earning Process, PPP Loan Reporting in Year End ADTT, Saving Excel as PDF, Non…

From  Rhodora Seymour 31 plays

2018 Science Immersion_Copyright and Authors Rights

A workshop given by Amy Dygert as part of Science Immersion 2018

From  Matthew Kibbee 3 plays

Lesson 29.4 The yield Statement

While generators are coroutines, the communication only goes one way: from the child to the calling parent. In this video we show how to reverse this communication, passing down information from the…

From  Hannah Lee 60 plays

Lesson 26.2 While-Loop Traces

While-loops can do everything that a for-loop can (and more) but they are much harder to use. That is why, in this video, we talk about how to debug a while-loop before we talk about how to write…

From  Hannah Lee 80 plays

Lesson 16.1 The For-Loop

In this video we introduce a new control-structure: the for-loop. This control structure is specifically designed for processing iterable types like strings, tuples, and lists.

From  Hannah Lee 109 plays

Lesson 14.3 Try-Except and the Stack

The except-portion of an try-except statement is only executed when there is an error/crash. But, as we have seen, errors can occur anywhere in the call stack. In this video we show how try-except…

From  Hannah Lee 65 plays

Lesson 10.7 Multifunction Debugging

Top-down design simplifies the design of code, but it can make debugging a little more complicated. Now bugs are potentially spread across multiple functions. In this video we look at an extended…

From  Hannah Lee 79 plays

Lesson 10.4 Iterative Testing

We made very sure that you had learned about testing before you started on your first assignment. That is because we want you testing while you are activtely writing your code, and not waiting until…

From  Hannah Lee 101 plays

Lesson 9.9 Tracing Conditionals

Now that program structure and program flow are different, debugging is going to get a lot harder. In this video we introduce a new element of white box testing – the trace. You will need to…

From  Hannah Lee 119 plays

Lesson 9.3 If-Else Statements

In this video we introduce the if-else statement. It is like the if statement, except that you now chose between two options.

From  Hannah Lee 135 plays

Lesson 9.2 If Statements

In this video, we introduce this simplest form of conditional statement, the ifstatement. It allows us to skip over code if we do not wish to execute it.

From  Hannah Lee 135 plays

Lesson 8.5 Debugging

Testing is not the same as debugging, but it is the correct first step. In this video, we show how to take the next step to isolate and remove errors in your code.

From  Hannah Lee 79 plays

Lesson 8.4 Test Procedures

As our modules get more complicated, with more an more function definitions, our test scripts will get more complicated as well. In this video we show how to organize our test scripts by putting the…

From  Hannah Lee 87 plays

Lesson 8.3 Test Scripts

A good testing plan has many, many test cases, and it can be really tedious to keep testing a function. That is why it would be ideal if we could automate the process. In this video, we introduce the…

From  Hannah Lee 86 plays

Lesson 5.3 Function Modules

In the previous video, we wrote a function definition in the interactive shell. In this video, we write it in a module. We show how this changes things when you call the function.

From  Hannah Lee 112 plays