Ex 1: FizzBuzz in main.py
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Write a function that outputs numbers from 1 to 100 inclusive.
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If the number is a multiple of 3, print 'Fizz' instead
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If the number is a multiple of 5, print 'Buzz' instead
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If the number is a multiple of 3 AND 5, print 'FizzBuzz' instead
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Bonus point: make your function accept a dict parameter containing multiple: word to output.
Ex 2: Game of Life in main.py
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Do you know the game of life ? You can find the rules here : https://playgameoflife.com (bottom left, Explanation, or if you need more precision, ask Google)
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Write a function that accepts a matrix in parameter and runs the Game of Life on it.
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Return the matrix after 5 iteration of the Game of Life.
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Bonus point: Just before returning the matrix, output it's result in HTML (don't need CSS, ugly stuff working is good)
Ex 3: Hello, Nalios ! in js/exo3.js
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In JavaScript, create a function that outputs "Hello, Nalios !"
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You can't use strings.
Ex 4: PSQL in exo4.sql
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Write pseudo-SQL statements to create database tables to store the products of a basic webshop. Each product has a name, a price, a creation date and may belong to several categories. Categories have a name and a flag to indicate whether the category is private or public.
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Write a SQL query to find the list of products that belong to more than 5 public categories
Ex 5: MySum in main.py
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Write a function that takes an array of numbers in parameter (no joke : no None, no strings, only real numbers)
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Output the sum of these number, without using the sum() function.
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Bonus Point: Use recursion to get this sum
Ex 6: OXO (Bonus after the 5 other ex.) in exo6.py
- Write a small program that can play OXO game (so, within a 3x3 matrix, try to get three X or three O on the same line) The def of your function should be def turn(game, symbol): game being the 3x3 matrix, symbol being 'O' or 'X'. You can test your program against itself with this arena : https://github.com/pierrelocus/oxo_arena