Standards in this Framework
| Standard | Description |
|---|---|
| PY2.1.1a | Students will identify when to use a list |
| PY2.1.1b | Student will create a list with strings and numeric values |
| PY2.1.1c | Access a particular element in a list by using an index |
| PY2.1.2a | Students will use the list methods to manipulate their lists: .append(), .pop(), and .insert() |
| PY2.1.2b | Students will use the list methods to manipulate their lists: .extend(), +, .reverse(), and .sort() |
| PY2.1.2c | Students will use the list methods to manipulate their lists: .join(), split( |
| PY2.1.3a | Students will use a for loop with "in" |
| PY2.1.3b | Students will use a for loop with range() |
| PY2.2.1 | Students will understand an index |
| PY2.2.2a | Understand how a string is indexed |
| PY2.2.2b | Work with string characters by index |
| PY2.2.3a | Students will slice a string into substrings |
| PY2.2.3b | Students will slice a list into sub lists |
| PY2.3.1a | Students will be able to import files into Jupyter notebooks by using the curl command. |
| PY2.3.1b | Students will be able to read a local file in memory. |
| PY2.3.1c | Students will be able to use .read to read a specific number of characters. |
| PY2.3.2a | Students will be able to use .readlines to read text from files as a list of lines. |
| PY2.3.2b | Students will be able to use .close() to free svstem resources. |
| PY2.3.3a | Students will be able to use .readline() to read data from a file one line at a time. |
| PY2.3.3b | Students will be able to use .strip() to remove newline characters and other whitespaces. |
| PY2.3.4a | Students will be able to use .seek() to set file read and write locations. |
| PY2.3.4b | Students will be able to use file append mode. |
| PY2.3.5a | Students will be able to use .write() to write to a file |
| PY2.3.5b | Students will be able to use file append mode to append to a file |
