Today we’ll continue our discussion of imperative programming, reviewing our new abilities, and adding an additional feature: conditional imperatives.
Like in previous weeks, this new stuff might come easier to some than others. If you feel like you’ve got the hand of imperatives, try completing the Lecture Files on your own without watching the videos.
Today's Resources
1. Exercise Files
Download Exercise Files2. Slides
3. Pre-Recorded Lecture Video(s), Mini-Quizzes, and Live Recordings
| Link | Title | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video 0 | Imperatives Review + Imperative Conditionals | pre-recorded | 8:53 |
| Video 1 | (Review) Using set! | pre-recorded | 5:06 |
| Video 2 | (Review) Sequencing (using begin) | pre-recorded | 5:54 |
| Video 3 | Demo: sum-list in various forms | pre-recorded | 2:52 |
| Video 4 | Implementing for-each (MQ - Use LOAD Button!) | video_quiz | 5:13 |
| Video 5 | Demo: sum-list with for-each | pre-recorded | 3:43 |