ese-msc/introduction-to-python

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• Regarding the submission of the exercises

  #93 opened 3 months ago by esemsc-gh124
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• Typo in the palindromes section of lecture 6

  #92 opened 3 months ago by esemsc-gh124
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• Possible mistake in the assertions about the angles of the Triangle class

  #91 opened 3 months ago by esemsc-gh124
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• Comparing LineSegment to a real number - Lecture 5 (The Triangle Class Implementation)

  #90 opened 3 months ago by esemsc-ss2524
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• Potential error with algorithm used to check if a point is inside a triangle.

  #89 opened 3 months ago by esemsc-bg721
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• LineSegment intersection assertion error

  #88 opened 4 months ago by esemsc-bg721
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• Submitting Assignments

  #87 opened 4 months ago by esemsc-ama724
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• Lecture 5 (The Triangle Class Implementation)

  #85 opened 4 months ago by esemsc-ama724
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• Exercise 4.4: Improve a program

  #84 opened 4 months ago by esemsc-ama724
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• Issue in downloading git and files being lost

  #83 opened 5 months ago by esemsc-ama724
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• Exercise 2.11: Vectorised function - Possible solution failing PyBryt checks

  #78 opened a year ago by acse-jrn22
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• Exercise 2.2: Make a table (a list of lists) of function values - Floating point PyBryt tolerance may not be sufficient

  #79 opened a year ago by acse-jrn22
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• Issue with accessing jupyterhub

  #76 opened a year ago by edsml-cc2823
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• 3.8 - what does the assert error mean?

  #75 opened a year ago by edsml-cc8915
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• Error importing pybryt

  #74 opened a year ago by edsml-jm623
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• Using pybryt properly?

  #64 opened a year ago by edsml-ger23
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• Exercise 3.9

  #73 opened a year ago by acse-bg1223
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• exercise 2-11 vectorized function

  #72 opened a year ago by gems-aan23
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• Exercise 3.4 AssertionError:

  #71 opened a year ago by gems-ys723
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• Exercise 3.3, graph legend not displaying properly

  #69 opened a year ago by acse-bg1223
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• exercise 1.18

  #70 opened a year ago by edsml-cc8915
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• failing assert test while pybryt test succeeding

  #66 opened a year ago by edsml-cc8915
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• Exercise 2.10 question about pybryt

  #68 opened a year ago by gems-ys723
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• Exercise 2.10 pybryt

  #67 opened a year ago by gems-ys723
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• Exercise 2.2 - List comprehensions vs np.linspace

  #65 opened a year ago by acse-lb1223
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• Question 2.11 in lecture 2

  #62 opened a year ago by gems-rk23
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• Question 2.11 in Lecture 2

  #61 opened a year ago by gems-rk23
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• Clarification of exercise 2.10

  #63 opened a year ago by acse-bg1223
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• Errors in Exercise 2.10

  #59 opened a year ago by edsml-sb3323
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• Exercise 2.2 - nested list incorrect

  #60 opened a year ago by acse-bg1223
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• Exercise 2.7 - Failing a test from pybryt but successful with the assert

  #58 opened a year ago by edsml-acd23
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• Confusion with Exercise 3.7

  #57 opened a year ago by acse-ld823
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• How to open the jupyter notebook from local files

  #55 opened a year ago by acse-bg1223
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• pybryt not importing

  #56 opened a year ago by acse-bg1223
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• Problem with opening notebook

  #50 opened a year ago by edsml-cmc123
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• ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'lecture'

  #53 opened a year ago by edsml-sb3323
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• exercise 1.18

  #51 opened a year ago by gems-rk23
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• Failing pybryt test but succeeding assert tests

  #54 opened a year ago by acse-bg1223
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• Python Module Installation Issue

  #52 opened a year ago by edsml-cg1123
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• Exercise 1.9 in lecture 1

  #47 opened a year ago by gems-rk23
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• Problem with Exercise 2.8

  #49 opened a year ago by acse-ld823
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• Exercise 1.9 for Lec1

  #48 opened a year ago by acse-ld823
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• Issue with 3.9 Grader

  #45 opened 2 years ago by edsml-gg917
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• JupyterHub instance won't start

  #44 opened 2 years ago by acse-pms122
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• issues with exercise 1.18 bouncing ball

  #39 opened 2 years ago by edsml-tx622
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• Reuse b as variable name in lecture 2（This will cause a problem, when the article finally uses ok.score() to judge all the problems, b = np.array([1, 2]). The actually correct code of question 2.10 which was judged to be correct before will still be judged wrong.）

  #43 opened 2 years ago by ChenZijiSubset
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• 3.8 link to wrong file

  #42 opened 2 years ago by acse-xq322
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• issue with exercise 4.1

  #40 opened 2 years ago by MrD-Lt
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• conflict between 2.10 & @ operator introduction

  #41 opened 2 years ago by acse-xq322
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• Solution for Exercise 4.1

  #38 opened 2 years ago by gems-ok722
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