The result of len() on a NumPy 2D array
What is the number of array rows?
The keyword that runs code no matter whether there is an error or not
What is finally?
The answer to this math problem:
10 / 2 + 4 * 8 - 2 ** 3
What is 29?
The two file access modes to create text files in Python
What are 'w' (write) and 'a' (append)?
The term for using a duck to help with your code
What is "rubber duck debugging"
The result of 28 % 3
What is 1?
In Python error catching code, you can have as many of this keyword as you need
What is "except"?
The slice of the list, mylist = ["cat", "dog", 7, 55.5, "rat", "puppy"], that will give us [55.5, 'rat']
What is [3:5]?
The special term used for a character that separates columns of data in a file
What is a "delimiter"?
In the Holy Grail clip, Sir Bedivere said that someone was made of wood if they weighed the same as this.
What is a duck?

The year the term "Artificial Intelligence" was coined.
What is 1956 (by John McCarthy of Dartmouth College)?
The result of the following code when 2 is entered

What is "Success"
The difference between a void and valued function
What is only valued functions return a value?
This is very important to do when you are done with a file
What is close it?
The term for a male duck
What is a drake?
The answer to this math problem:
18 - 2 * (5 + 4) / 3
What is 12?
The name for a runtime error in Python code (the thing we "catch")
What is an exception?
What is log(7,5)?
The argument used in a NumPy file read function when we only want certain columns of data
What is 'usecols'?
Comb, musk, garganey, torrent, and baikal are all types of this.
What are ducks?
The slice of the string "Spam, Eggs, Sausage and Spam" that will give the word "Eggs"
What is [6:10]?
The result of the following code when "one" is entered

What is "Error"?
The slice that gives us the bottom left 2x3 square of this 2D array:

What is [2:, :3] or [2:4, 0:3] or [-2:, :3]?
The function to read structured data into a NumPy array, AND the 5 arguments we talked about in class that we need to customize.
What is np.loadtxt(filename, delimiter=',', skiprows=1, usecols=(0,2), dtype=int) ?
The Sesame Street character that popularized rubber ducks by singing about them in the bathtub.
Who is Ernie?
