====== Week 3 ======

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==== Monday ====

  * Last week, we talked about functions (lecture) and conditionals/boolean values (lab). Let's review the slides from chapter 4
  * Lecture notes
    * {{ :courses:cs101-202203:05_tables.pptx |Tables}}
    * {{ :courses:cs101-202203:05_tables.pdf |pdf Tables}}
    * {{ :courses:cs101-202203:04_conditionalsandbooleans.pptx |Conditionals & Booolean Values}}
    * {{ :courses:cs101-202203:04_conditionalsandbooleans.pdf |pdf version of Conditionals & Boolean Values}}
  


==== Wednesday ====
  * Let's take a quick look at The Best In Show for lab 1!
  * We stopped at slide 28 in 05-Tables on Monday.
  * {{ :courses:cs101-202203:05_tables.pptx |We'll continue from there...}}
  * A word about publish/include...
    * There is, for lack of a better term, some wonkiness associated with publishing and including tables.
    * Don't worry about it too much, we can avoid picking up the shared "municipalities" table in order to
      * write code using functions being presented
      * analyze some of this data
    * If you cannot include the municipalities table in pyret, then {{ :courses:cs101-202203:05_googlesheets.pptx |google sheets is the way to go}} The link is a bit of a how-to guide with an assist from our textbook.
    * If you create your own small table to try publish/include out, then
      * start fresh with a new code.pyret.org browser (tab)
      * use consistent names for the table and filename (round-table.arr and round-table, for example)
        * Seems like a limitation to me!
      * type in the row data yourself
      * save your file, run it (to be sure there are no typos!) and then hit publish.
  * 
==== Friday ====

=== Lab 3 ===

  * Direct link to the wiki page for lab 3 [[https://www.cs.vassar.edu/courses/cs101-2022b/labs/03|(I wish I could count properly.)]]
  * A few comments before we start on the lab:
    * Let's try using Gradescope together, or at get our accounts set up. If we all have issues with it, then I will open up moodle.
    * The lab recommends working in pairs. SP 309 is not the best space in which to do this. For today, let's try this: if any pairs want to use the Asprey lab, let me know and I'll make sure that one of the coaches is 100% available there.
    * Please use this link for a concise outline (It's a cookbook!) on tables and associated functions we covered in class.
      * [[https://www.cs.vassar.edu/~cs101/3/resources/tables.html|You'll need this for this lab and the homework assignment too]]
  * {{:courses:cs101-202203:candy-data.png?linkonly|Candy-data sample}}

== Homework assignment 3 ==

  * Direct link for the wiki page for homework assignment 3 [[https://www.cs.vassar.edu/courses/cs101-2022b/assignments/03| HW3]]
  * While I mentioned trying Gradescope for the lab, I want everyone to use Gradescope for the homework assignment, not merely try out. One advantage is that you can submit the homework any number of times!
  * I will not setup a moodle link for the homework, so if you have difficulty with Gradescope, please contact me or one of the coaches.