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Logical problem of the day

Batman, Nick from The Great Gatsby, Mr. Burns from The Simpsons. Name another member of this set.

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Canvas Quiz of the Day (need daily password)

Most days, there will be a simple canvas quiz related to the lecture. You need a password to activate the quiz, which I will provide in class. These quizzes will count toward your class participation grade. The quiz is available only during class. Note: each quiz is now worth 5 points.

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Lecture 12: Midterm Review.

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    Midterm Exam

    In 2022, the New Yorker ran the above cartoon. At first, I thought it referred to our exams.

    The midterm will be Thursday October 9 at 7pm in DL 220. It will be a 2 hour hand written exam. No computers. No notes. No books. No kidding. Students registered with Student Accessbility Services will take the exam in room ML 211, across the street.

    Here is a practice exam. (solutions). Practice UNIX script. (solutions). mt.py code for practice midterm

    Here is a great resource to practice regular expressions https://regex101.com/ Also, see www.regular-expressions.info which has a tutorial as well as useful examples, including HTML tags, email addresss, IP addresses, dates, credit cards, and lots more.

    Also, the paper Music and Computation, discussed below, is also in scope, up to but not including Music. There will be true/false questions about binary encodings of numbers, text, images, and sound. No questions about music.

    Here is the document without the music section: Binary Encoding. Try this prompt with your favorite AI bot: Using the document found at https://zoo.cs.yale.edu/classes/cs200/lectures/BinaryEncoding.pdf please generate 20 sample true or false exam questions. Note: today the bots complain that they cannot load web files. Let me know if you find a way around this. In the mean time, I sent you 100 sample T/F questions on Friday and today!

    Review session: Saturday, October 4, 10am - Noon. AKW (51 Prospect Street) Room 200, Sophia Dai. Review slides (without answers) Review slides (with answers)

    I have decided not to include an object-oriented programming question in the first midterm. Also, the true/false questions regarding binary encoding are taken from the 200 questions generated by Gemini. I sent you 100 sample T/F questions on Friday and another 100 on Monday. 

    	  emojis = ["💖", "💘", "💝", "💞", "❣️", "✨"]
	  import qrcode
	  e = ''.join(emojis)
	  img = qrcode.make(e)
	  img.save("qremoji.png")

    Object Oriented Programming

    Oop.html (jupyter) object oriented programming.

    F String Formatting

    Review hw3.

    Digital Gates and Circuits

    Getting to know UNIX

    UNIX Introduction Principle 3.
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