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• Week 9
  December 15, 2022 by Margikarp

  ///1.Making a class Classes always have a function named __init__(). It is executed when the class is being initiated. We use the __init__() function to assign values to object properties or other ope... Continue reading
• Week 8
  December 15, 2022 by Margikarp

  ///1.Cube Class Create a Python class called Cube that can be used as a template to be able to create, move, rotate, freeze, modify and select Cube objects in Maya import maya.cmds as cmds class Cube(... Continue reading
• Week 7
  December 14, 2022 by Margikarp

  /// 1.Maya Cubes a) create a 20 units height rectangular box with 15 subdivisions along X, 10 along Y and 15 along Z, and b) move this cube to position [1, 1.70, 4]. import maya.cmds as cmds cmds.poly... Continue reading
• Week 4
  December 14, 2022 by Margikarp

  ///3. While loops, write a script that uses a while-loop so that it counts forward from 1 to 10 in threes, i.e. 1, 4, 7,10. i=1 while i <=10 : print(i) i += 3 ///4.Functions Create a function that con... Continue reading
• Week 3
  December 13, 2022 by Margikarp

  /// 1. Python Conditionals - Making decisions x = 0 #declares a variable called x, which is initialised to 0 x = input("Enter a number ") #asks the user to enter a number if(x < 12): #if x is lower th... Continue reading
• Week 2
  December 11, 2022 by Margikarp

  ///2.Bugs print("Hi","there,","how are you?") print("Hi", "there," , "how are you?") and print("Hi","there,","how are you?") print("Hi","there, ","how are you?") Why do the first two lines produce the... Continue reading
• Week 5
  November 14, 2022 by Margikarp

  ///1. Returning multiple values Activity 1. (creating a function named myOrder, which takes three floats and returns them ordered from the smallest to the largest.) def myOrder(x,y,z): #Defines a func... Continue reading
• Week 6
  November 07, 2022 by Margikarp

  Question 1 d) Question 2 d) Question 3 Answer is 81 def double(x): calc = x * x return calc x = 3 y = double((double(x))) # calc= 3*3 = 9 #9*9=81 print(x, y) Question 4 a) Both a and b have valid synt... Continue reading
• Week 1
  October 10, 2022 by Margikarp

  Notes from Week 2 Converting Celcius to Fahrenheit Celsius = 20 Fahrenheit = (Celsius * 1.8) + 32 print("This is equal to " + str(Fahrenheit ))... Continue reading