Module 7 (May 27 - June 7)

The main focus of this Module will be Visualization and Graphical User Interfaces with Python, along with some exam prep

Python GUIs (and exam procrastination)

Written Exam Review

Topics to review

Python Practical Exam Practice

Note: THe practical exam will be completed on class computers in Idle, no internet, so you may want to practice under those conditions

Files for exercises: postal_codes.txt,

 
   # Practice 1: write a function according to the docstring description
	
   def postalValidation(postalCode):
   """ (str) -> bool
   Returns True if postal code entered by user is at least 3 characters and first 3 characters 
   match a postal code in postal_codes.txt 
   >>>piostalValidation('m6h')
   True
   >>>postalValidation('m6')
   False
   >>>postalValidation('LLK')
   False
   """
   # Practice 2: write a function according to the docstring description. 
   def isAutomorphic(num1):
   """ (int) -> bool
   Returns True iff the square of the integer, num1, ends in the same digits as num1 itself. 
   Single-digit numbers are considered Automorphic.
	
   >>>isAutomorphic(25)
   True
   >>>isAutomorphic(13)
   False
   """
   # Practice 3: write a function according to the docstring description. 
   def evenDigs(lower, upper):
   """ (int, int) -> str
   Write a program, which will find all numbers within a range, defined by integers lower and upper, whose digits 
   are all even. The numbers obtained should be printed in a comma-separated sequence on a single line.
	
   >>> evenDigs(900, 2070) 
   2000,2002,2004,2006,2008,2020,2022,2024,2026,2028,2040,2042,2044,2046,2048,2060,2062,2064,2066,2068
   >>> evenDigs(100, 150) 
   """
	
        
      

Assignment 7?

Quiz 7?