Presentations of Exercise 1 Due today

Here are some tips for the Exercise on vimeo
As well as some additional information here

HOMEWORK:

• Prepare your algorithm for Exercise 2 and submit to the Dailies folder for Monday.
  
  
• Complete the chatgpt exercise in class (hand in by Wednesday 11:59pm)
• you are given a source file that was created by chatgpt (chatgptStart.py available on slack) - results and code are not up to coding standards. Your job is to bring this up to coding standards and make it closer to the result shown when you run chatgptEnd.exe
  
• chatgptEnd.exe (available on slack) is a compiled version of a python file that was created using a program (this is where the gray area of interpreted versus compiled begins). Created by the following:
  
  • open a cmd window
• type pip install pyinstaller
• cd to the file
• pyinstaller - - onefile chatgptEnd.py  (NOTE - - onefile has no spaces)
• inside the dist folder will be chatgptEnd.exe

Examples from students in W25_V160 for inspiration:

Examples from students in F24_V705 for inspiration:

Examples from students in S23_V160 for inspiration:

Examples from students in S22_V705 for inspiration:

Examples from students in W22_V705 for inspiration:

Examples from students in F21_V160 for inspiration:

Examples from students in S21_V160 for inspiration:

Examples from students in W21_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in F20_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in S20_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in W20_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in F19_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in S19_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in W19_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in F18_V160 for inspiration:

Here are a few examples from students in S13_V705 for inspiration: