3.1_teamteach_ipynb_2_

# Python Variables
team_member_1 = "Rowan Sutherland"
team_member_2 = "Peyton Sutherland"
team_member_3 = "Carson Sutherland"

# Print statements
print("Team Members:")
print("1. " + team_member_1)
print("2. " + team_member_2)
print("3. " + team_member_3)

Lesson 3.1.2 (Popcorn) - Python

• Hack: make a dictionary about fruits

# Python Dictionary
fruit_info = {
    "apple": {"color": "red", "taste": "sweet"},
    "banana": {"color": "yellow", "taste": "sweet"},
    "orange": {"color": "orange", "taste": "citrus"}
}

# Display fruit information
for fruit, details in fruit_info.items():
    print(f"{fruit.capitalize()}: Color - {details['color']}, Taste - {details['taste']}")

Lesson 3.1.4 (Popcorn) - java

• Hack: Create your own array using 2+ different data types

<script>
    // JavaScript Array with multiple data types
    let mixedArray = ["apple", 23, true, [1, 2, 3], {name: "banana", color: "yellow"}];
    
    // Log the array
    console.log("Mixed Array: ", mixedArray);
    element.append("Mixed Array: " + mixedArray.join(", "));
    </script>
    

lesson 3.1.3 (Main) - Java

• Hack: Define variables automatically using let and const, write console.log() statements and a short function

<script>
    // Using let and const
    let age = 17;
    const name = "Rowan Sutherland";
    
    // Logging variables
    console.log("Name: ", name);
    console.log("Age: ", age);
    
    // Short function to string variables together
    function introducePerson() {
        return `Hello, my name is ${name} and I am ${age} years old.`;
    }
    
    console.log(introducePerson());
    element.append(introducePerson());
    </script>
    

Lesson 3.1.4 (Main) - Java

• Hack: Create an average grade calculator using integers and addition

<script>
    // Average grade calculator
    let mathGrade = 85;
    let scienceGrade = 90;
    let englishGrade = 88;
    
    // Calculate average grade
    let averageGrade = (mathGrade + scienceGrade + englishGrade) / 3;
    
    console.log("Average Grade: ", averageGrade);
    element.append("Average Grade: " + averageGrade + "<br>");
    
    // Array of student info
    let studentInfo = [
        { name: "Rowan", age: 17, grade: averageGrade },
        { name: "Peyton", age: 19, grade: 92 }
    ];
    
    // Log student information
    studentInfo.forEach(student => {
        console.log("Student Info: ", student);
        element.append(`Name: ${student.name}, Age: ${student.age}, Grade: ${student.grade}<br>`);
    });
    </script>