Here’s a summary of the four Python files you uploaded:
Concepts Covered:
- Variables, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries
- Nested dictionaries and lists
- Functions
Structure:
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Simulates daily life: exercise, breakfast, metro travel, office space, and work.
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Uses Python structures to model:
- Exercise (
str
), breakfast (tuple
), metro journey (list
of lists), and office employees (dict
) - A
company
dictionary with nested ticket assignments to employees.
- Exercise (
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Demonstrates:
- Basic list manipulation:
append()
,remove()
- Dictionary updates and value retrieval
- Basic list manipulation:
-
Functions like
exercise()
andofficespace()
define reusable blocks of logic (though unused).
Concepts Covered:
- Functions with parameters and return values
- Conditionals (
if-elif
) - Loops over dictionaries
- Real-life analogy: auto fare, apartment deliveries, family status
Highlights:
autos()
returns fare based on location.apartment()
checks if a parcel is delivered to a specific floor.family
dictionary used to count alive elders based onalive
key.- Demonstrates data traversal and conditional filtering.
Concepts Covered:
- Lists of dictionaries
- Updating values based on conditions
- Different types of loops: over list, with
enumerate()
, over dict keys, values, items
Core Logic:
ownerhouse()
calculates salary based on work quality.- Pay calculated using
days * pay_per_day
. Looping()
function shows various ways to access and iterate over collections (list
anddict
).
Concepts Covered:
- Dictionary, Tuple, List conversions
- Conditional logic
- Real-world modeling with emotion
Sections:
- Family Memory Access: Detects missing son and stores worried members.
- Cooking: Moves values from a dict to a list.
- Struggles: Moves household problem data from one dict to another using conditions.
- Emotional and daily house chores context simulated as Python data transformations.
These scripts creatively simulate daily routines, emotions, and logic building using Python. The key educational goals are:
- Understanding data types and structures
- Practicing control flow and data mutation
- Bridging real-life scenarios into code logic
Let me know if you’d like:
- Refactoring of any file into production-level code
- Comments/documentation added for teaching
- Integration of all files into a mini project or script with CLI/UI