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Created Dec 09, 2019 by van den Berg@rrvandenbergDeveloper

Feedback 2019 course

Below are some changes based on assisting with the practicals for the 2019 version of the Python course.

  • List comprehensions should not be part of the course. They are too complex since many people already struggle with for loops.
  • More general, we should only show them things in Python we want them to use. For example, we should only show them the correct with open(filename), not fp = open(filename), do_something(fp), fp.close()
  • A few people had troubles with the FizzBuzz question because they did not known the elif statement exists. Should elif be added to the slides?
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