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PARADIM DFT Summer School 2021- Practical Lecture 3 - Betül Pamuk

Linda Croll Howell, Senior Director of Employee Experience, discusses remote work and flex work considerations with campus reopening. Part of the Managers Forum, recorded June 11, 2021. …

Employee Assembly Staff Forum: University Finance Update, held June 8, 2021.

While-loops require additional patterns beyond the simple accumulator pattern that we used in for-loops. In this video, we talk about the first such pattern, which is replacing the range iterator.…

Dictionaries are not sliceable, but they are iterable. In this video we show the many different ways you can use a dictionary in a for-loop. The primary thing to understand is that you have to…

In this video we show how to write a mutable function on a table of data. Once again, this is very similar to writing an mutable function on a traditional list.

In this video we show how to write an immutable function on a table of data. In most ways this is no different than writing an immutable function on a list. Except that this time we may need multiple…

In this session, we review the for-loop, which is the next control structure. This is the last control structure we will need for a while.For-loops are pretty easy to use in Python, and most students…

Lists are mutables and support mutable functions. Many of these mutable functions contain for-loops. As we show in this video, this changes how we write the for-loop. In particular, we will not use…

Sometimes we need to perform a calculation on a string, list, or tuple, but we do not want to loop over this value. Instead, we want to loop over the positions of the value. In this video we show why…

This video introduces an advanced topic that is completely optional and will not appear on any exam. Lists don’t just allow us to use a single position in an assignment statement. We can also…

Because lists are mutable, just like general objects, we can modify them in the body of a function. In this video we show how to write mutable list functions, which are (typically) procedures that…

"Populism, Fascism, and Why So Many Workers Turn from Left to Right" David Ost Professor of Political Science, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Regional Fellow, Institute for European…

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