draw_tile_grid works.
Checkpoint 3:
I probably would use docstrings. I like to break up my work into small
bits. Having docstrings to quickly remind myself of what I've written
should do would be helpful. Additionally, if I'm working with or showing
my work to someone else, it'd be helpful for them to know what the
things I'm writing should do.
print_odd_numbers, and print_multiples_of_five.
Checkpoint 2:
I understand the "stride" in a for loop.
Overall, I feel comfortable with ranges. The only
thing I was unsure of was whether I did
print_even_numbers correctly. The assignment
specified that print_all_numbers was implemented
correctly, and when I input 8 the output was the
integers from 0 to 7 inclusive. When I did
print_even_numbers(8), it returned 0 2 4 6. I
would've thought from the description, returning
even numbers from 0 to maximum, would also include
8, but since print_all_numbers did not include the
maximum itself, I left it as is.
Checkpoint 1:
It was not difficult. I used the model from the
assignment description to create the loop and
removed the now redundant lines. I ran it with
python square.py to check that it worked, and
it seemed to.
Cory Dean Chung
cchung