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shmohamud | good day guys | 13:01 |
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mulbah | Good morning shmohamud | 13:01 |
fkoikoi | Good morning shmohamud | 13:03 |
shmohamud | I'm not feeling very well today so we're going to have a quick session | 13:04 |
shmohamud | fkokoi can you share the homework please? | 13:04 |
fkoikoi | ACTION going to the restroom | 13:04 |
fkoikoi | I'm back | 13:05 |
fkoikoi | negative_numbers = 0 | 13:06 |
fkoikoi | for numbers in range (-10, negative_numbers): | 13:06 |
fkoikoi | print(numbers) | 13:06 |
shmohamud | great job fkoikoi | 13:07 |
shmohamud | is scooper here? | 13:07 |
shmohamud | mulbah, do you know how to declare variables in python? | 13:08 |
mulbah | yeah but not too good | 13:08 |
scooper | Good morning shmohamud | 13:09 |
shmohamud | declare me a variable comrades_dict and set it equal to a dict with three key value pairs | 13:09 |
shmohamud | can you do that mulbah? | 13:09 |
shmohamud | good day scooper | 13:09 |
mulbah | Right now or it is an assignment | 13:09 |
scooper | how is your dad doing now shmohamud is he back from the hospital???? | 13:09 |
shmohamud | right now mulbah | 13:10 |
shmohamud | scooper, he is no longer in the emergency department, but he's still in the general hospital. He's getting better thankfully. | 13:10 |
scooper | Thank God, I m so glad to hear that Shmohamud | 13:11 |
shmohamud | scooper can you share the homework please? | 13:11 |
scooper | ok | 13:11 |
scooper | #I want you to use a for loop to display the numbers between -10 to -1 | 13:12 |
scooper | #number = -10 | 13:12 |
scooper | for numbers in range(-10, 0): | 13:12 |
scooper | numbers-=0 | 13:12 |
scooper | print(numbers) | 13:12 |
shmohamud | scooper, good job. However, can you remove one line without affecting the output? | 13:13 |
scooper | for numbers in range(-10, 0): | 13:14 |
scooper | #numbers-=0 | 13:14 |
scooper | print(numbers) | 13:14 |
shmohamud | perfect | 13:14 |
scooper | wow didn't know it was going to work | 13:14 |
shmohamud | what's 10 - 0? | 13:14 |
scooper | that way | 13:14 |
shmohamud | subtracting 0 doesn't change anything! | 13:15 |
scooper | I understand what you mean sh | 13:15 |
shmohamud | good | 13:15 |
shmohamud | mulbah, how are you doing on comrades_dict? | 13:15 |
mulbah | I'm coming | 13:16 |
mulbah | # A dictionary | 13:17 |
mulbah | my_dictinary = {1: 'Tiger', 2: 'Leopard'} | 13:17 |
mulbah | 13:17 | |
mulbah | print("\n", my_dictinary, "\n") | 13:17 |
mulbah | 13:17 | |
mulbah | # Adding key value pair dictionary | 13:17 |
mulbah | my_dictinary[3] = 'Jaguar' | 13:17 |
mulbah | 13:17 | |
mulbah | print("\n", my_dictinary, "\n") | 13:17 |
mulbah | am I correct | 13:18 |
shmohamud | I was hoping you named it comrades_dict but this looks good | 13:19 |
shmohamud | it prints the dict right? | 13:19 |
shmohamud | So, back to tuples everyone | 13:19 |
shmohamud | Since python does not have to build tuple structure to be modifiable, they are simpler and more efficient in terms of memory use and performance than lists | 13:20 |
shmohamud | So in our program when we are making "temporary variables" we prefer tuples over lists | 13:20 |
shmohamud | We can also put a tuple on the left-hand side of an assignment statement | 13:21 |
shmohamud | we can even omit the parentheses | 13:21 |
shmohamud | (x, y) = (4, "fred") | 13:21 |
shmohamud | who can tell me what printing y would give? | 13:22 |
fkoikoi | "fred" | 13:24 |
shmohamud | exactly | 13:24 |
shmohamud | how about (a, b) = (99, 98) | 13:24 |
shmohamud | what's a? | 13:25 |
mulbah | 99 | 13:25 |
shmohamud | correct, great job | 13:25 |
shmohamud | I want everyone to create a dict and loop through the keys and values of the dict.items() (call the items method on the dict). Then, print all the key value pairs | 13:26 |
mulbah | Right now | 13:26 |
shmohamud | yes, right now | 13:26 |
mulbah | okay | 13:27 |
jelkner | Good day everyone! | 13:30 |
shmohamud | good morning Jeff | 13:31 |
fkoikoi | Good morning jeff | 13:31 |
jelkner | fkoikoi, are you ready to tell me what a 501(c)3 is? | 13:31 |
fkoikoi | Just give me a minute jeff | 13:31 |
mulbah | Hello jeff | 13:32 |
jelkner | Hello mulbah | 13:32 |
sysadmin_ | shmohamud | 13:35 |
fkoikoi_ | Method_on_dict = {'red': '1', 'blue': '2', 'green': '3'} | 13:35 |
fkoikoi_ | print(Method_on_dict.items()) | 13:35 |
jelkner | fkoikoi_, we can talk later | 13:36 |
jelkner | i only have 25 minutes | 13:36 |
shmohamud | Ok, that's close. That will print out a list of tuples | 13:36 |
fkoikoi_ | alright Jeff | 13:36 |
shmohamud | I asked you to loop through the key value pairs and print them as you looped through | 13:36 |
fkoikoi_ | okay | 13:37 |
jelkner | scooper, do you need me for anything? | 13:37 |
shmohamud | Jeff I was about to call it a day here, I'm not feeling too well | 13:37 |
jelkner | if you want to call it a day now, i have time to talk to fkoikoi_ | 13:37 |
sysadmin_ | displayKeys = {"Shmohamud":"instructor", "Spencer":"student","freen":"student"} | 13:37 |
sysadmin_ | print(type(displayKeys.items())) | 13:37 |
shmohamud | Ok, I'm going to call it a day. Please complete the assignment we were working on for homework guys. We'll take a look tomorrow | 13:37 |
sysadmin_ | Shmohamud it a dictionary oo | 13:38 |
sysadmin_ | if you add the "type" to know it will tell you dictionary | 13:38 |
shmohamud | I want you to loop through displayKeys.items() print the keys and values | 13:38 |
fkoikoi_ | Method_on_dict = {'red': '1', 'blue': '2', 'green': '3'} | 13:38 |
fkoikoi_ | for keys in Method_on_dict: | 13:38 |
fkoikoi_ | print(Method_on_dict.items()) | 13:38 |
shmohamud | write the code that prints the keys and values of dict.items | 13:38 |
sysadmin_ | ooh | 13:38 |
sysadmin_ | got you | 13:38 |
jelkner | guys, this is poor planning | 13:39 |
jelkner | i now have 20 minutes | 13:39 |
sysadmin_ | sorry Jeff | 13:39 |
shmohamud | ok, I'm going to skate | 13:39 |
sysadmin_ | we were in between two things | 13:39 |
sysadmin_ | ok | 13:39 |
shmohamud | Have a great rest of your day guys | 13:39 |
fkoikoi_ | I'm I correct shmohamud? | 13:39 |
jelkner | yes, sysadmin_, that what planning involves | 13:39 |
sysadmin_ | \me about to talk with Jeff | 13:39 |
shmohamud | close, try again for homework and print keys and values | 13:39 |
jelkner | i *only* have 30 minutes | 13:39 |
jelkner | if you don't plan for that | 13:39 |
jelkner | we loose the opportunity | 13:40 |
shmohamud | Take care everyone | 13:40 |
mulbahk | dict.items = {"1": "Apple", "2": "Banana", 3: "Orange", None: "NA"} | 13:40 |
mulbahk | print( dict.items) | 13:40 |
sysadmin_ | Good day Jeff | 13:40 |
shmohamud | ACTION logs off | 13:40 |
sysadmin_ | I m here now | 13:40 |
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jelkner | fkoikoi_, what is a 501(c)3? | 13:40 |
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jelkner | sysadmin_, you can answer too | 13:41 |
sysadmin_ | OK | 13:41 |
jelkner | ACTION waits for a response | 13:44 |
sysadmin_ | In the United States, a 501(c)(3) organization refers to a specific type of tax-exempt nonprofit organization as designated by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The term "501(c)(3)" refers to the section of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code that outlines the requirements for these organizations. | 13:45 |
sysadmin_ | 501(c)(3) organizations are generally established for charitable, religious, educational, scientific, literary, or other specified purposes. They are exempt from federal income taxes, meaning they do not have to pay taxes on their income or donations received. Additionally, donations made to 501(c)(3) organizations by individuals or corporations are often tax-deductible for the donors. | 13:45 |
jelkner | sysadmin_, your just pasting | 13:45 |
jelkner | i want you to tell me *in your own words* | 13:45 |
jelkner | and briefly | 13:45 |
jelkner | so that i can get a sense of whether you understand or not | 13:45 |
fkoikoi_ | 501(c)3 is a organization in the united state that bear interest that is free from state or federal income | 13:46 |
jelkner | +1 | 13:46 |
jelkner | fkoikoi_, why does jelkner want to start one related to our project? | 13:46 |
jelkner | let me explain my motivation for asking you these questions | 13:47 |
jelkner | we have *a lot* of different things going on with our project! | 13:47 |
mulbahk | it is an nonprofit organization base in the united stated | 13:48 |
jelkner | since if we want to start a viable business, we need to: | 13:48 |
jelkner | 1. have a viable product to market | 13:48 |
jelkner | 2. have the skills we need to run a business | 13:48 |
sysadmin_ | 501(C) is non profit organizations that play a significant role in providing services, addressing social issues, promoting education, and advancing various causes in the United States. | 13:48 |
jelkner | better, sysadmin_ | 13:48 |
jelkner | so why does jelkner think we need one of these? | 13:49 |
jelkner | you can guess if you don't feel you know | 13:50 |
sysadmin_ | Since it primary goal is to provide services to people, Jeff is trying to establish | 13:50 |
mulbahk | and also it is the organization that we are trying for it to promote us | 13:50 |
sysadmin_ | this organization to help us advance ourself forwarder base on the progress we make | 13:50 |
jelkner | great, this is helpful | 13:51 |
jelkner | but all these answers are *not correct*! ;-) | 13:51 |
jelkner | that's why i wanted to have this conversation | 13:51 |
mulbahk | Jeff I want to us ask a question | 13:51 |
jelkner | please, mulbahk | 13:51 |
jelkner | that would be wonderful | 13:51 |
jelkner | ask a question | 13:52 |
mulbahk | it; | 13:52 |
mulbahk | it's on this organization | 13:52 |
jelkner | which organization? | 13:52 |
fkoikoi_ | Jeff need one of these thing in order To make our project work or reach our goals and to be able to empower or provide job opportunities for people in the future to come | 13:53 |
mulbahk | 501(c)3 | 13:53 |
jelkner | great, fkoikoi_, but *how* does it "make our project work"? | 13:53 |
sysadmin_ | yes | 13:53 |
jelkner | ok, since i only have 7 minutes | 13:53 |
sysadmin_ | should I come in | 13:54 |
jelkner | let me explain a few things before i have to go | 13:54 |
jelkner | anytime you want, sysadmin_ | 13:54 |
mulbahk | That is the same question i wanted to ask you jeff | 13:54 |
jelkner | and we can type at the same time | 13:54 |
jelkner | great, mulbahk | 13:54 |
jelkner | so you understand the two big tasks i listed, yes? | 13:54 |
jelkner | have a viable product to market is 1 | 13:55 |
fkoikoi_ | It make our project work by learning the needed skills and having the able to always be ready to solve problem that we will encounter when working on our project | 13:55 |
jelkner | what is our product? | 13:55 |
mulbahk | Oh! okay I understand | 13:55 |
jelkner | fkoikoi_, let me check something quickly | 13:56 |
jelkner | !agenda | 13:56 |
LittleWebster | Warning: There are no items on the agenda! | 13:56 |
jelkner | oops, fkoikoi_ | 13:56 |
jelkner | don't forget to put items on the agenda | 13:56 |
jelkner | sysadmin_ can help you with that | 13:56 |
sysadmin_ | Our project could helping innstitition to development setting technology infrastructure without expecting something in return | 13:56 |
sysadmin_ | since the 501 is against interest or benefit | 13:56 |
jelkner | ok, since we are running out of time, let me end with a few things that will help us continue this conversation tomorrow | 13:57 |
jelkner | a few thoughts for tomorrow's conversation | 13:57 |
jelkner | 1. The *product* of the coop i am hoping to start with you in Monrovia is *Web Application Development* | 13:58 |
mulbahk | so we are going to promoted by have a viable product to market and having the skills we need to run a business | 13:58 |
jelkner | You will start a business in Liberia | 13:58 |
jelkner | and market your skills through that business | 13:58 |
jelkner | NOVA Web Development will partner with your business | 13:59 |
mulbahk | Wow | 13:59 |
jelkner | So that customers can come to NOVA Web Development looking for websites | 13:59 |
mulbahk | that sound grate | 13:59 |
jelkner | and NOVA Web Development can contract with your coop to provide the development services | 13:59 |
jelkner | the 501(c)3 is something apart from all that | 13:59 |
jelkner | bell rang | 14:00 |
jelkner | tomorrow i'll explain where that fits in to the plan | 14:00 |
sysadmin_ | Please be inform that Spencer and Freena had already send their UoP Progress report to you email.... | 14:00 |
mulbahk | Okay see you tomorrow Jeff | 14:00 |
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