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Introduction to Python Video Course
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Introduction to Python Video Course

Introduction to Python Video Course

1. Getting Started
First StepsCommentsSimple Math OperationsGrocery Calculation CapstoneRecap
2. Variables and Types
Data TypesStoring Data in VariablesVariable Naming RulesUsing VariablesString Indexing and LengthString Slicing and ConcatenationInventory Sorting Capstone ChallengeRecap
3. Conditional Statements
Boolean Data TypeCombining ConditionsChallengeMembership Operators and Type ComparisonsConditional ExpressionsCapstone ChallengeRecap
4. Other Data Types
Lists and List MethodsNested ListsChallengeTuples and Tuple MethodsTuple OperationsChallengeDictionaries and Dictionary MethodsCapstone ChallengeRecap
5. Loops
For LoopsWhile LoopsRange FunctionIterating Over IndexesChallengeNested LoopsCapstone ChallengeChallengeRecap
6. Functions
Built-in FunctionsUser Defined FunctionsChallengeFunctions with no `return`Modifying FunctionsCapstone ChallengeRecap

Challenge

In this challenge, you'll need to apply your knowledge of for and while loops to manage a grocery store's inventory; specifically, you need to update stock quantities and monitor the shelf life of a specific product.

Tarea

  1. Iterate Over products: Use the for keyword to iterate over the products dictionary. Use the items() method to access both the key product and the value stock.
  2. Check Stock Levels: Within the loop, check if the stock quantity of any product is less than 20 units.
  3. Initialize apples_stock Variable: Initialize the apples_stock variable by using the key "Apples" to access the stock quantity in the products dictionary.
  4. Initialize the while Loop: Use the while keyword to initialize the loop.
  5. apples_stock Counter: Use the apples_stock counter variable to decrease the stock by 5 units during each iteration.
  6. days Counter: Use the days counter variable to increase the days by 1 during each iteration.

Tarea

  1. Iterate Over products: Use the for keyword to iterate over the products dictionary. Use the items() method to access both the key product and the value stock.
  2. Check Stock Levels: Within the loop, check if the stock quantity of any product is less than 20 units.
  3. Initialize apples_stock Variable: Initialize the apples_stock variable by using the key "Apples" to access the stock quantity in the products dictionary.
  4. Initialize the while Loop: Use the while keyword to initialize the loop.
  5. apples_stock Counter: Use the apples_stock counter variable to decrease the stock by 5 units during each iteration.
  6. days Counter: Use the days counter variable to increase the days by 1 during each iteration.

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Sección 5. Capítulo 8
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Challenge

In this challenge, you'll need to apply your knowledge of for and while loops to manage a grocery store's inventory; specifically, you need to update stock quantities and monitor the shelf life of a specific product.

Tarea

  1. Iterate Over products: Use the for keyword to iterate over the products dictionary. Use the items() method to access both the key product and the value stock.
  2. Check Stock Levels: Within the loop, check if the stock quantity of any product is less than 20 units.
  3. Initialize apples_stock Variable: Initialize the apples_stock variable by using the key "Apples" to access the stock quantity in the products dictionary.
  4. Initialize the while Loop: Use the while keyword to initialize the loop.
  5. apples_stock Counter: Use the apples_stock counter variable to decrease the stock by 5 units during each iteration.
  6. days Counter: Use the days counter variable to increase the days by 1 during each iteration.

Tarea

  1. Iterate Over products: Use the for keyword to iterate over the products dictionary. Use the items() method to access both the key product and the value stock.
  2. Check Stock Levels: Within the loop, check if the stock quantity of any product is less than 20 units.
  3. Initialize apples_stock Variable: Initialize the apples_stock variable by using the key "Apples" to access the stock quantity in the products dictionary.
  4. Initialize the while Loop: Use the while keyword to initialize the loop.
  5. apples_stock Counter: Use the apples_stock counter variable to decrease the stock by 5 units during each iteration.
  6. days Counter: Use the days counter variable to increase the days by 1 during each iteration.

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¿Todo estuvo claro?

Sección 5. Capítulo 8
toggle bottom row

Challenge

In this challenge, you'll need to apply your knowledge of for and while loops to manage a grocery store's inventory; specifically, you need to update stock quantities and monitor the shelf life of a specific product.

Tarea

  1. Iterate Over products: Use the for keyword to iterate over the products dictionary. Use the items() method to access both the key product and the value stock.
  2. Check Stock Levels: Within the loop, check if the stock quantity of any product is less than 20 units.
  3. Initialize apples_stock Variable: Initialize the apples_stock variable by using the key "Apples" to access the stock quantity in the products dictionary.
  4. Initialize the while Loop: Use the while keyword to initialize the loop.
  5. apples_stock Counter: Use the apples_stock counter variable to decrease the stock by 5 units during each iteration.
  6. days Counter: Use the days counter variable to increase the days by 1 during each iteration.

Tarea

  1. Iterate Over products: Use the for keyword to iterate over the products dictionary. Use the items() method to access both the key product and the value stock.
  2. Check Stock Levels: Within the loop, check if the stock quantity of any product is less than 20 units.
  3. Initialize apples_stock Variable: Initialize the apples_stock variable by using the key "Apples" to access the stock quantity in the products dictionary.
  4. Initialize the while Loop: Use the while keyword to initialize the loop.
  5. apples_stock Counter: Use the apples_stock counter variable to decrease the stock by 5 units during each iteration.
  6. days Counter: Use the days counter variable to increase the days by 1 during each iteration.

Cambia al escritorio para practicar en el mundo realContinúe desde donde se encuentra utilizando una de las siguientes opciones

¿Todo estuvo claro?

In this challenge, you'll need to apply your knowledge of for and while loops to manage a grocery store's inventory; specifically, you need to update stock quantities and monitor the shelf life of a specific product.

Tarea

  1. Iterate Over products: Use the for keyword to iterate over the products dictionary. Use the items() method to access both the key product and the value stock.
  2. Check Stock Levels: Within the loop, check if the stock quantity of any product is less than 20 units.
  3. Initialize apples_stock Variable: Initialize the apples_stock variable by using the key "Apples" to access the stock quantity in the products dictionary.
  4. Initialize the while Loop: Use the while keyword to initialize the loop.
  5. apples_stock Counter: Use the apples_stock counter variable to decrease the stock by 5 units during each iteration.
  6. days Counter: Use the days counter variable to increase the days by 1 during each iteration.

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Sección 5. Capítulo 8
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