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- 03 @courses:cs101-2022b:assignments
- e.</p> <h2 id="part-1-data">Part 1: Data</h2> <p>Some kindly astronomers have shared a data set with us... the hours in the string? Just the minutes?</p> <p>Some of the string functions you’ll see in the documen... , the output is <em>not</em> a number! It’s <code>some</code> number if the string can be converted and ... d to numbers, so you only need to worry about the some case. To get the number out, use <code>.value</co
- 02 @courses:cs101-2022b:assignments
- s?</p> <pre><code><span class="keyword">if</span> some-question: <span class="constant">true</span> <s... e</code> is redundant; you could just write <code>some-question</code> and get the same result!</p> <p>
- 05 @courses:cs101-2022b:assignments
- on">Introduction</h2> <p>This assignment draws on some basic ideas about analyzing text. For some of these problems, we will tell you whether to use the built
- 02 @courses:cs101-2022b:labs
- s="keyword">end</span> </code></pre> <p>Here are some examples of the desired behavior of the <code>saf... and <code>false</code> otherwise.</p> <p>Here are some tests you can try (or make your own!):</p> <pre><
- 03 @courses:cs101-2022b:labs
- fortable working with tabular data and practicing some common operators on tables. It also gets you thin... hat filtering, ordering, and summarizing data are some of the key operations. So far we’ve only looked a
- 04 @courses:cs101-2022b:labs
- spreadsheet is yours to tweak manually. There are some values that Pyret will not allow you to read in, ... s in the last two columns are in the format <code>some(x)</code> or <code>none</code>.</p> <p>In order
- 04 @courses:cs101-2022b:assignments
- us individuals lived throughout recorded history, some of the years are BCE – <a href="https://en.wikipe
- 06 @courses:cs101-2022b:assignments
- e in the specified <code>column</code> compare to some <code>threshold</code>? If it’s less than the thr