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** Call Student 1 and pass "I am tired"
 
** Call Student 1 and pass "I am tired"
 
** Call Student 2 and pass "I live for Chocolate"
 
** Call Student 2 and pass "I live for Chocolate"
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** Call Student 3 and pass "We have no labs on November 10!"  
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** Call Student 3 and pass "Almost Spring Break!"  
 
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=Game 5=
 
=Game 5=
 
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* Student 1 ( sentence )
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* Student 1 ( sentence1, sentence2 )
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** Get sentence
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** Get sentence1 and sentence2
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** Say "My T-shirt says"
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** ask Student2 to say sentence1
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** Say sentence
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** ask Student3 to say sentence2
  
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* Student 2 (sentence1, sentence 2 )
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* Student 2 (sentence )
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** get sentence 1
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** get sentence  
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** get sentence 2
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** Say "Hear this:" and then say sentence
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** Say sentence 1
 
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** Call Student 1 and pass sentence 2
 
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** Say "Thank you!"
 
  
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* Student 3 (sentence 3 )
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* Student 3 (sentence )
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** get sentence 3
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** get sentence  
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** call student 2 and pass sentence3, and "Hello"
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** Say "The news is: " and then say sentence
  
 
* main
 
* main
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** Call Student 3 and pass "Caramba!"
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** Call Student 1 and pass "Spring Break in two weeks!", and "Exam in a week and a half"  
 
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=Solution Code=
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<source lang="python">
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# playingWithFunctions.py
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# D. Thiebaut  CSC111
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#
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#--- first set of exercises ---
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"""
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def hello():
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    print( "hello" )
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def helloBox():
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    print( "+-----+" )
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    print( "|hello|" )
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    print( "+-----+" )
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    print()
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hello()
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helloBox()
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for i in range( 3 ):
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    helloBox()
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"""
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#--- Game 1 implementation ---
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def student1():
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    print( "Banana!" )
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def student2():
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    print( "Orange!" )
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def student3():
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    print( "Peanut Butter!" )
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"""
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student1()
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student2()
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student3()
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"""
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#--- Game 2 implementation ---
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"""
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for i in range( 3 ):
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    student1()
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student2()
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for i in range( 2 ):
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    student3()
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"""
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#--- Game 3 implementation ---
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def student3Game3():
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    student1()
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    print( "Si!" )
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"""
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student2()
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student1()
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student3Game3()
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"""
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#--- Game 4 implementation ---
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def student1Game4( sentence ):
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    print( sentence )
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def student2Game4( sentence ):
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    print( "My T-shirt says", sentence )
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def student3Game4( sentence ):
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    print( "And now listen to this:", sentence )
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student1Game4( "I am tired" )
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student2Game4( "I live for chocolate!" )
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student3Game4( "Almost Spring Break!" )
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#--- Game 5 implementation ---
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def student1Game5( sentence1, sentence2 ):
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    student2Game5( sentence1 )
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    student3Game5( sentence2 )
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def student2Game5( sentence ):
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    print( "Hear this:", sentence )
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def student3Game5( sentence ):
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    print( "The news is:", sentence )
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string1 = "Spring break in two weeks"
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string2 = "Exam in a week and a half"
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student1Game5( string1, string2 )
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</source>
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</onlydft>
 
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[[Category:CSC111]][[Category:Python]][[Category:Exercises]]
 
[[Category:CSC111]][[Category:Python]][[Category:Exercises]]

Latest revision as of 10:00, 3 March 2014

--D. Thiebaut 09:47, 20 October 2011 (EDT)



Each game below can be played in class just to get the idea of what goes on. Think of the game as a play. Students are actors and have lines to say. When the director points to an actor, the actor says her line. Once a game is played in class and fully understood, translate it into python, using functions.


Game 1


  • Student 1
    • Say "Banana!"
  • Student 2
    • Say "Orange!"
  • Student 3
    • Say "Peanut Butter!"
  • Main
    • Call Student1
    • Call Student2
    • Call Student3






Game 2



* Student 1

    • Say "Banana!"
  • Student 2
    • Say "Orange!"
  • Student 3
    • Say "Peanut Butter!"
  • Main
    • repeat 3 times:
      • Call Student1
    • Call Student2
    • repeat 2 times:
      • Call Student3






Game 3


  • Student 1
    • Say "Caramba!"
  • Student 2
    • Say "No, No, No!"
  • Student 3
    • Call Student 1
    • Say "Si!"
  • Main
    • Call Student 2
    • Call Student 1
    • Call Student 3





Game 4


  • Student 1 ( sentence )
    • Get sentence
    • Say the sentence
  • Student 2 ( sentence )
    • Get sentence
    • Say "My T-Shirt says: "
    • Say the sentence
  • Student 3 ( sentence )
    • Get sentence
    • Say "And now listen to this: "
    • Call student 1 and pass her sentence
  • Main
    • Call Student 1 and pass "I am tired"
    • Call Student 2 and pass "I live for Chocolate"
    • Call Student 3 and pass "Almost Spring Break!"






Game 5


  • Student 1 ( sentence1, sentence2 )
    • Get sentence1 and sentence2
    • ask Student2 to say sentence1
    • ask Student3 to say sentence2
  • Student 2 (sentence )
    • get sentence
    • Say "Hear this:" and then say sentence
  • Student 3 (sentence )
    • get sentence
    • Say "The news is: " and then say sentence
  • main
    • Call Student 1 and pass "Spring Break in two weeks!", and "Exam in a week and a half"
















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