Submitted reading questions for 02/24/2014
CS 121B (CS1), Spring 2014
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9890 | Is it more common to see "for" or "while" in higher level programming? | ||
9900 | What are some other examples of escape sequences? | ||
9903 | Can you explain Newton's Method a little more? | ||
9904 | Is there a particular module that you need to use in order to edit images? | ||
9905 | What is the purpose of the while statement? | ||
9906 | I am confused about the images and how you go about getting an image and changing it. The colors and pixels are confusing to me. | ||
9910 | Are there any uses for infinite loops? | ||
9915 | Is it possible for a "for loop" to contain both "return" and "print"? If the "return" happens before "print", "print" is no longer an element in the for loop? | ||
9916 | the difference between "for" and "while" is that "while" only executes "return" when the condition fails? Is this correct? | ||
9917 | What do we import random for? What kind of uses are there? | ||
9918 | How can the computer read the color intensity of a stored digital image? | ||
9919 | Why would we want to write a for loop at all if they can all be re-written in the while loop format? | ||
9921 | What is the notational convention for running out of lateral space when writing a program on paper or otherwise? Do we just continue the code on the next line, without indenting? | ||
9922 | Could you explain the difference between tabs and spaces? Which one should be used more often? | ||
9924 | I still don't fully understand the concept of accumulators. What are they and what are the exact purposes that they serve? | ||
9925 | What is an indefinite iteration? |
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