On this page, you will find all the lessons that were done on Google Colab. After students learned and practiced Python concepts on Codesters, they would write code from scratch on Google Colab.
Variables: students learned to create variables with different datatypes (integer, float, string) and use them. They also learn about variable naming rules and conventions.
2. User input: students learn to use the input function to get user's input. They also learn the simple if-else statement to write a simple guessing game.
3. Chatbot: my partner and I got to practice using the print, input, and the if-else statement to write a small program for a chatbot. After asking some questions and commenting on the responses, we also made it share at least 3 different pieces of information about itself.
We exercises your creativity, critical thinking, and coding skills to create a fun, compassionate, and mindful chatbot.
4. Generating Numbers/Things: we practiced generating results by using print, input, else, elif, and import. We created a powerball lottery ticket on Python and made it possible for us to play Rock, Paper, and Scissors with a computer.
5. Collab L4 List: in this lesson, we learned a new datatype, list. We explored how lists can store a collection of items. We also practiced by creating a list to store our favorite fruits and our sleep time.
6. Generating Numbers/Things: we learned how to create 2D lines on Google Collab using left, right, forward. We then practiced by writing our initials.