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Coding Challenges in Python by Brian Spiering
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| Front | Write a recursive factorial fucntion |
| Back | def factorialR(n): "Recursive factorial function" return 1 if n <= 1 else n * factorialR(n-1) |
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| Front | Read a file from internet / website |
| Back | from urllib import requesturl = 'https://www.wolframcloud.com/objects/fd2da57e-2af0-4114-9d08-f45c062389d4' text = request.urlopen(url).read().decode("utf8") # NOTE: Convert from bytes to str |
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| Front | write an interactive loop that prints input until stop |
| Back | while True: reply = raw_input('Enter text: ') if reply == 'stop': break print(reply.strip()) |
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good stuff
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Useful for begginers like me. Thanks
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fabulous study tools
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Good set of challenges, ranging from basics to advanced topics. Including simple functions and complex functions.
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It's helpful having coding challenges as an Anki deck.
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thanks