Designing Solutions Through Programming

Wednesday 2 September 2020 - Block 2

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Daily Note

Learning to code & accepting input

IF (today ==  testing_day_for_me) {
     remember to go get tested!;
}

IF (this_block == first_block_day) {
     read_daily_bulletin;
}
 

IF (today == Friday) {
     current_event_activity();
}

 

The plan for our class:

1. Please read and follow these reminders:
    
   1. Always start every class by reviewing our daily notes
   2. This short video will help you remember how to use moodle
   3. Please check now: am I connected to the American School of Warsaw wireless network?
   4. Please check now: is visual studio code working from my programming folder?
       
2. You will provide feedback for our daily notes system using this google document. 
   
    
3. We will review:
   1.  IDE (integrated development environment)
      1. IDE's have line numbers to help you organize your code and discuss code with friends
      2. Syntax highlighting is a way of coloring different reserved words so they are easier to read
      3. Syntax highlighting also helps you identify errors
      4. Autocomplete will help you by filling in functions, variables, and other identified names, so you don't have to type the whole thing (and avoid misspelling)
   2. HTML
      1. HTML element
         1. opening tag
         2. closing tag
         3. content
         4. attributes
      2. block vs in-line tags
      3. anchor tags
      4. image tags
          
4. We will learn:
   1. We will introduce forms and input types
      1. We quickly remember input-process-output
      2. You will understand the structure of an HTML form
      3. You will understand the required attributes of an HTML form
      4. You will understand what happens after a form has been submitted
      5. You will understand how forms pass data from one HTML page to another page.
      6. You will understand input types
         1. The HTML  element is used to create interactive controls for web-based forms in order to accept data from the user; a wide variety of types of input data and control widgets are available, depending on the device and user agent. The  element is one of the most powerful and complex in all of HTML due to the sheer number of combinations of input types and attributes (source). 
      7. You will learn and practice with text, password, textarea
          
   2. We will use this link to help us code. 
      
       
5. We will review our learning
    
6. Your homework will be on google classroom

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