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2019 June 03
https://canvas.instructure.com/courses/1619583
_______________________
GitHub / Anaconda / Canvas
"Think Like A Programmer"
Python/SQL/HTML
Stats
Webscraping
JSON data files
Modelling with Tableau etc
AWS
>>>
Find data, make a story (For the business people who you are presenting to)
>>>
Make a Repo on GitHub
Upload file to Repo (Download too)
>> https://github.com/Cameron-Cn/5wk_data-2019
>> https://git-scm.com/docs/gittutorial
(In your preferred directory)
git init
git config --global user.name "{NAME}"
git config --global user.email {email.com}
git remote add origin {URL}
git add . {all = .}
git commit -m "{COMMENT, Remember to be nice}"
git push -u origin master
git pull
>>>
Name Programming Exp. Hope to Achieve Fav. Film/Book
Danielle(mol cell) data, microscopy Big Data LOTR
Peggy prgrm, db, python
Nikkie (CG Ret.)
Gonsalo (?) sql py xmen
Daniel (19+) .net history doc
joel biz db welcome to america
kaddy medicare/cms automate life anime*
bethlehem, isys mg busad charles dickens
lashonda bus ad, ms crim jus
>>>
selenium (?) scripting automation (software testing)
>>>
{{ How automation of tasks is either "efficiency" or "robot job stealing"}}
>>>
algorithm
"To get celcius take the fahrenheit temp, subract 32 then multiply by (5/9)."
pseudocode
> prompt fahrenheitTemp
> Get farenheitTemp
> calculate celciusTemp = (fahrenheitTemp - 32) * (5/9)
> display celciusTemp
> Ask user to continue Y/N
LOOP until User quits (q, Ctrl + C)
Task to Automate
1) lay out the task -- goals and steps
2) write pseudocode to layout how a program could accomplish that
3) insert algorithms (maths, etc) into pseudocode
4) translate to real code, program
5) test and DONE!
>>>
Developing an Algorithm
Defining the problem
Input (source data)
Output (what we are looking for)
Processing Steps (In -> Out)
Three Column
_________________________________________________
| Input | Process | Output |
-------------------------------------------------
|{Fahrenheit} | {algorithm} | {celcius} |
| | | |
| | | |
-------------------------------------------------
TESTING
Pick some simple examples, check results for believability, etc
>>>
____Structure Theorem____Böhm-Jacopini theorem
Three Control Structures--types of code blocks or f(n) types
__Sequence
statement a
statement b
statement c
__Selection
if condition {{x}} THEN
perform statement(s)in the TRUE block
ELSE
perform statement(s)in the FALSE block
ENDIF
__Repetition
DOWHILE condition {{p}} is TRUE
statement block
ENDDO
DOWHILE
statement block
ENDDO condition {{p}} is TRUE
EX___
set student_total to zero
DOWHILE student_total < 50
Read student record
Print student name, address
add 1 to Student_total
ENDDO
>>>
___RESOURCES___
learnxinyminutes(dot)com
Python
Learn X in Y Minutes
w3schools.com
Python
PHP
Bootstrap
tutorialspoint(dot)com
Python
coding ground (live tutorial)
>>>
TOMORROW: FizzBuzz programming language