Tuesday Python Challenge
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Weekly Python skill building exercises. (KEF -- changed name to force it not to be first in the directory. This may annoy someone enough to turn on the thing that makes the order the same order that they are in the Contents folder)
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Challenge #1: Squares, 17 July 2006
- This is the first Python Challenge. It starts easy, but has some bonuses that may make you think (and do some research!)
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Challenge #2: The Missing Ternary Operator, 24 July 2006
- Find some of the ways to approximate the ternary operator in Python. This used to be a major pastime in the Python world, and still applies to us.
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Challenge #3: Encoding, 31 July 2006
- I've played with this as a Python Challenge one before, but it's still a good exercise.
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Challenge #4: Flattening, 7 Aug 2006
- A real world problem!
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Challenge #5: Monkey Business
- This exercise depends on a simple but unusual technique.
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Challenge #6: Pyramid
- A classic programming contest challenge. Everyone should try this one.
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Challenge #7: Take a REST
- REST is "Representational State Transfer" and is sort of an evolved way of creating web services. It doesn't have all the defining overhead of things like SOAP or even XML-RPC, but builds an API much like those found already on the web. We can easily access RESTful resources in Python.
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challenge7.csv
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Challenge #8: Order this list
- Sometimes, you need an arbitrary, but specified order...
