Coding in Python Class 4: Lists and Dictionaries
“Coding’s like a pear, a bit of bitterness and a
lot of sweetness!”
– Python 3.14.0


hobby1 = “swimming”
hobby2 = “reading”
print(hobbies[2])
print(hobbies[5])
-Using lists
– Evan Zhang, 2024
“Coding’s like a pear, a bit of bitterness and a
lot of sweetness!”
– Python 3.14.0


hobby1 = “swimming”
hobby2 = “reading”
print(hobbies[2])
print(hobbies[5])
-Using lists
– Evan Zhang, 2024
Variables as strings & print
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Class 3: Strings
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Money isn’t used for spending; it can grow if you know how to use it wisely.
Simple interest is similar to earning a fixed bonus each year, whereas compound interest occurs when your savings begin to earn interest on their own. Think of a snowball of money rolling faster and getting bigger as it goes downhill. Whether it’s about savings, investments, or the basics of crypto, understanding money helps you make the smartest choices.
February 10, 2025

Now he wants to see just how many hearts he hit today! How will he graph it out? This lesson covers transforming everyday data into visuals by understanding the concepts of independent and dependent variables. Explore which graphs best tell the story behind our numbers.



Types of Graphs

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How exactly do input processes affect quality, and has smartphone usage grown over the years? Data analysis consists not only of numbers, but also of visualization and comparison by choosing the right graphs to represent them. This lesson will guide you through data literacy with an introduction to the different types of graphs and a set of practice problems.
November 20, 2024
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