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PARADIM DFT Summer School 2021- Practical Lecture 3 - Betül Pamuk
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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. …
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Employee Assembly Staff Forum: University Finance Update, held June 8, 2021.
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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.…
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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…
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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.
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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"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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Zoom Recording ID: 97214601225
UUID: UlnuuPOnS6aBDTLJ9vagow==
Meeting Time: 2020-08-06T12:59:57Z
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