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As always, it's not essential that you solve or get through all of these — I'm not grading your answers on these. That said, being ''able to'' work through at least many of them is a good sign that you have mastered the concepts for the week. It is always fine to collaborate or work together on these problem sets.
Each of the challenges this week will ask you to modify and work with code in the [[DS4UX_(Spring_2016)/Baby_Names|Baby Names]] dataset which you should have installed and begun working with in class.


As always, it's not essential that you solve or get through all of these — I'm not grading your answers on these. That said, being ''able to'' work through at least many of them is a good sign that you have mastered the concepts for the week. It is always fine to collaborate or work together on these problem sets.
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== Challenges ==
== Challenges ==
1. Using <code>challenge01_traffic_getMonthToll.py</code>, write a function called getMonthToll which returns monthly toll from bgt_traffic dataset, Parameters: string of a month and a year (e.g., month = “07”, year = “2014”). Return type: integer of total toll for the month. You may use “getDayToll()” to get monthly toll.
2. Using <code>challenge02_traffic_writeYearToll.py</code>, Code challenge activity #2. Write a function called writeYearToll which saves monthly toll of a given year. Parameter: a string of year  (e.g., “2014”) (e.g., "2014“ makes “2014.csv” and save a string like:  “06/01, xxxx \n 02, xxxx\n … 12, xxxx").


3. Using <code>challenge03_wiki_theMostRevised.py</code>, write a function called theMostRevised() which receives a list of keywords and return the most highly revised keyword in Wikipedia.





Latest revision as of 22:01, 9 May 2016

Each of the challenges this week will ask you to modify and work with code in the Week 7 lecture project dataset which you should have installed and begun working with in class.

As always, it's not essential that you solve or get through all of these — I'm not grading your answers on these. That said, being able to work through at least many of them is a good sign that you have mastered the concepts for the week. It is always fine to collaborate or work together on these problem sets.

Challenges[edit]

1. Using challenge01_traffic_getMonthToll.py, write a function called getMonthToll which returns monthly toll from bgt_traffic dataset, Parameters: string of a month and a year (e.g., month = “07”, year = “2014”). Return type: integer of total toll for the month. You may use “getDayToll()” to get monthly toll.

2. Using challenge02_traffic_writeYearToll.py, Code challenge activity #2. Write a function called writeYearToll which saves monthly toll of a given year. Parameter: a string of year (e.g., “2014”) (e.g., "2014“ makes “2014.csv” and save a string like: “06/01, xxxx \n 02, xxxx\n … 12, xxxx").

3. Using challenge03_wiki_theMostRevised.py, write a function called theMostRevised() which receives a list of keywords and return the most highly revised keyword in Wikipedia.