Let's start writing some Python code! This is the first set of exercises for MSCH-C220; they should give you the tools to build your first game.
In order to complete the exercise, you will need to do the following:
- Create an account on github.com.
- Download and install Python 3.7.
- Download and install Visual Studio Code
- Download git or GitHub Desktop
This repository contains several files that you will need to alter to complete the assignment. The instructions for the exercise are on Canvas.
Comments in Python are marked by a # sign (for single-line comments) or three matching quotation marks (''' or """) if a comment requires more than one line. They should also appear in a different color in VS Code. The Python Interpreter ignores comments, so you can safely include any information you want there.
As with your assignments, please edit the LICENSE file (replace the [year] [fullname] with the current year and your name); you will also be expected to edit README.md to describe what you have accomplished.
Edit questions.txt to answer the questions found there.
What I have accomplished: - Answered all the questions in 'questions.txt' - Updated the license - Commented 'main10.py' for the Extra Credit - Earned the reputation as 'the one who knows what she's doing' amongst my seating neighbors - Proved to myself that the first two 'Intro to Python' classes weren't a complete waste
The grading criteria will be as follows:
- [1 point] Repository contains an appropriate software license
- [1 point] Repository contains a descriptive README.md
- [8] Accomplishes the objective of the exercise
10 points total