#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Felix Muzny
9/23/2022
DS 2000
Lecture 5 - while loops, random module

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Warm-up 0 - HW 2 status
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Where are you on HW 2 currently?

A. haven't looked at it
B. looked at the write up
C. started coding
D. finished a few problems
E. finished

Warm-up 1 - string concatenation
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Say you have the following code:
    
# assume the user types "my_fancy_file"
file = input("what is the file name? ")
extension = ".txt"
print(file + "extension")

A. my_fancy_file.txt
B. file.txt
C. my_fancy_fileextension
D. fileextension
E. Error

Warm-up 2 - conditionals
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What is the output from the following code?

bday = 23
if bday == 23:
    print("happy birthday day")
else bday != 23:
    print("today is not your birthday day")

A. happy birthday day
B. happy birthday day then today is not your birthday day
C. today is not your birthday day
D. nothing
E. Error

"""

"""
Conditionals: what we rememember
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"""



"""
Advanced conditionals: if/elif/else
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"""

"""
Advanced conditionals: if-then-if
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"""

"""
General conditionals syntax: how many of what?
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"""


"""
Control structures
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When we learned about conditionals, we learned about a
*control structure*. This is python code that dictates what
code should be executed next...
"""


"""
random module
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"""


"""
Example problem: 
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Write a program, hotcold.py, that randomly picks a number between
1 and 10 then has the user guess a number. If the user is correct,
congratulate them. If the user is too high, tell them "too high!". 
If the user is too low, tell them "too low!"
"""



"""
Repetition
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On Tuesday, we talked about how important it is for our programs to 
be able to do all of the following things:

1) Memory
2) Re-using code
3) Branching
4) Repetition
    
    
"""


"""
While loops
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Conditionals, but if you gave them jet engines!

"""
# examples of while loops



"""
An unfortunate discovery
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What is infinity and what does it look like in python?

"""
# be very careful with the code below!




"""
Example problem (updated): 
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Write a program, hotcold.py, that randomly picks a number between
1 and 10 then has the user guess a number. If the user is correct,
congratulate them *and stop the program*.

If the user is incorrect, prompt them to guess again. Each time the
user guesses tell them "warmer" if they are getting closer to the
secret number and "colder" if they are getting farther away.

"""


# if we have time

"""
While loops + plotting
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We can *absolutely* combine plotting with while loops.
For instance, let's plot the guesses that the user was making in our
hotcold.py program.

"""