Versioning, PyCharm, Wiki
Python
Dudes
This & That
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Folder to clone our git repository to?

C:\Git\team-talos

100

Why is it necessary to indent code in Python?

In Python, indentation is used to structure and organise the code. Unlike many other programming languages that use braces or specific keywords to define blocks, Python used indentation to indicate the hierarchy and scope of blocks. 

100

Who founded Amazon?

Jeff Bezos 

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What is the name of the car park at Santander Platz outside the building?

Schotterparkplatz !!!

200

PyCharm can highlight code by underscoring in three different colors. What do the three different colors stand for?

green: typo

yellow: warning

red: error

200

How do i get the length of a string?

with len(string)

200

Who invented the first Computer?

Konrad Zuse 

200

The programming langues Ada was named after….?

Ada Lovelace 1815-1852 

300

Given is:
for i in range(1, 7, 2):
    print(i)

What do we see?

1
3
5

300

Which boolean operators exist in Python?

and, or, not

300

Who invented Super Mario Bros

Shigeru Miyamoto 

300

What means LDAP?

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a protocol that allows users to find data about organizations, people and so on. LDAP has two main functions: To store data in the LDAP directory and to authenticate people to access the directory.

400

What means EAP?

(Software)

Early Access Program

400

Define a function with return value

def sum_two_numbers(a, b):
 return a + b

400

Who is this dude? 


Tim Berners-Lee

He invented the www on his NextCube ;)

400

How do we search information for handling TalosBDD questions?

1. Wiki
2. Confluence
3. WWW

Think of updating the documentation.

500

Somehow PyCharm is not installing missing Libraries.

How can you achieve this via command line?

pip install -r requirements.txt

pip install <lib name>

500

How to delete a key/value pair from a dictionary in Python?

Example:

fruits= {"cherry": 1, "apple": 2, "peach": 3}

Delete key/value pair "peach" : 1

fruits.pop("peach")

AND

del fruits[key]

BUT ALSO

fruits.popitem()

-> deletes always the last item

500

Who is this dude?

Jensen Huang (Jen-Hsun Huang)

One of the founders of Nvidia. Currently the CEO of Nvidia.


500

Who can count to infinity and has already done it twice?

Chuck Norris

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