[Tutor] Expenses

[Kelly Netterville]

Expenses
Student Loans
SM 422
SM 151.78
Fedloan 401.48 (97.52)
UHEAA 508.44 (82.80)

Gas 700 to 1000 (depending on how often I need to go to WF)

Prescriptions
$26

Geico $97
Groceries $250 - 300 every 2 weeks ($600/mth)
Mortgage $1207


Recent
Auto Repair
$1474
$194
$700 (tires)
$600 upcoming (Transmission)

Child support


Utils $240
Jeep $380.95
ATT 50
Hannah co-pay $70 (2 or 3 times last month for 140 - 210)
Haley co-pay (not yet but will be an expense probably starting this month)


Income/mth (2455 * 2) = 4910
Expenses (est) = 4346
Left = 564
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Re: [Tutor] An interesting situation befalls me

[Kelly Netterville]

On Sat, May 8, 2010 at 5:31 PM, Kirk Z Bailey wrote:

> An instructor of mine is about to teach the FIRST EVER class in Python at
> Saint Petersburg College; knowing I am a snakecharmer, he asked me for
> referrals to online resources.
>
> Oh my.
>
>
>
I haven't seen this one posted in the thread yet:
http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkpython.html

Think Python: How
to think like a Computer Scientist - Download the book for free from the
link listed.

That's one of the many great things about Python. . .  there are a ton of
great resources available if you look.

Kelly
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Re: [Tutor] Odds and even exercise

[Kelly Netterville]

On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 8:55 AM, TJ Dack  wrote:

> Hi, just started python at Uni and think i am in for a rough ride with zero
> prior experience in programming.
> Anyway my problem that i can't fix my self after googling.
>
> The exercise is to generate a list of odd numbers between 1-100 and the
> same for even numbers.
>
> So far this is what i have CODE: SELECT 
> ALL #A
> way to display numbers 1 - 100
> numbers = range(100)
> #A way to display all odd numbers
> odd = numbers[::2]
> #A way to display all even numbers
>
>
> I can't find a way to easily list the even numbers, i really need a easier
> way to find answers my self but using the help docs in idle didn't get me
> far, any tips that you guys have when you come across something you can't
> solve?
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Sorry, didn't use 'reply all' in my initial response. Sending again to
entire list.

This is an exercise that is more about thinking programatically than it is
about writing Python code. However, consider that even numbers are  evenly
divisible by 2 and odds are not. Now try to use the basics you've learned so
far about Python to solve your problem. A while loop, if, and print
statement along with basic mathematic operators are all you really need to
solve this.

Good luck!
Kelly
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