Boot up, Dudes! This is Cassie, guest blogging for author S. C. Ashby. Once SC’s novel, Along the River Road, was published about the mystery my friends and I solved, SC has been getting many questions about gyrl-coders and specific questions about programming. She hands those questions over to me, and I cover those in… Continue reading Python Strike!
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Speak Geek with a Forked Tongue: Python
Speak Geek with a Forked Tongue: Python Guest blog: Cassie Nesler (character from the novel Along the River Road by S. C. Ashby) I decided to break from RubberDucking to offer some suggestions for Python coding books especially for beginners. My Aunt Jackie (who is a librarian) has both adults and young kids always… Continue reading Speak Geek with a Forked Tongue: Python
Rubber Ducking: More Python Features for Function Fun
Greetings, fellow snake charmers, that is: Python coders! So, as a way to simply jog your memory about if-then statements: the if-then statement is a very basic control flow statement. It simply lets your program know to execute a certain section of code only if a particular test evaluates to true. For example, let’s say… Continue reading Rubber Ducking: More Python Features for Function Fun
Rubber Ducking: Function Fun using Python
This is Cassie, the coder from the novel Along the River Road. I was hoping that since my guest blog last month, you might have spent some time messing around with Python and perhaps rtm. In this month’s guest blog entry, I’m going to up the fun quotient a ton to create functions using Python.… Continue reading Rubber Ducking: Function Fun using Python
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Cassie Nesler When the author of my story Along the River Road, S. C. Ashby, first asked me to be a guest blogger for her author webpage, I had to promise not to use too much geekinese, so readers would not have to reference some urban dictionary constantly. I hesitated after the author asked me to… Continue reading RubberDucking