Guess My Number - Interactive Programming in Python 2
This is a Guess My Number program in Python 2 using the simpleGUI module. I am still beta testing it. This is related to Coursera's Fundamentals of Computing Python specialization run by Rice University. I already took the Scripting in Python specialization run by the famous professors and I liked it.
The BIG difference between the 2 specialization is that Fundamentals of Computing is done through peer -review while Scripting uses an online grading platform. Peer-review grading is not straight forward. A lot of times people in the courses struggle to get their projects reviewed by peers. I am still waiting for the grade on my last assignment. I might not get a grade if not enough people ( 5) were able to review my program. This means I might have to either switch course sessions so that new people can review my work or I might have to go on the discussion forums-like most people do- and beg for people to review my program assignments.
So why do I mention this? I created this blog to post my programs and work from my computer classes so that I don't have to worry about grades or peer-review feedback. For me as long as I get the program running, I really don't care if I have problems with online classes because not enough peers were able to review my programs. The goal is to learn and develop new things.
The BIG difference between the 2 specialization is that Fundamentals of Computing is done through peer -review while Scripting uses an online grading platform. Peer-review grading is not straight forward. A lot of times people in the courses struggle to get their projects reviewed by peers. I am still waiting for the grade on my last assignment. I might not get a grade if not enough people ( 5) were able to review my program. This means I might have to either switch course sessions so that new people can review my work or I might have to go on the discussion forums-like most people do- and beg for people to review my program assignments.
So why do I mention this? I created this blog to post my programs and work from my computer classes so that I don't have to worry about grades or peer-review feedback. For me as long as I get the program running, I really don't care if I have problems with online classes because not enough peers were able to review my programs. The goal is to learn and develop new things.
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