Module 1 Quiz and Glossary

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I took the final exercise (scored 80%) and read the Glossary of Python for Data Science, AI & Development Course (IBM) (Santarcangelo, n.d.), the final stages, after having completed Module 1 of the course.

Day 65 [October 23, 2025]

I need to buckle down, as I'm still lagging on day day 3 & 4 goals, "Day 3-4: Control structures (if-else, loops)", as well as day 5 (and 6) goals, "Day 5-6: Functions and modules", and Day 7 target (exercises) (Meta AI, personal communication, August 8, 2025). If I haven't covered this, I can't make progress on day 8 - 63 goals.

Goals:
As extracted from the 'Python for Software Development' textbook by Halvorsen (n.d.):

The New Age of Programming ✅
What is Python? ✅
Introduction to Python ✅
Interpreted vs. Compiled ✅
Python Packages ✅
Python Packages for Science and Numerical Computations ✅
Python Editors ✅
Python IDLE ✅
Visual Studio Code ✅
Variables ✅
Numbers ✅
Strings ✅
String Input✅
Built-in Functions✅
Python Standard Library✅
Using Python Libraries, Packages and Modules✅
Python Packages✅
Plotting in Python ✅
Subplots✅
Exercises✅
If ... Else
Arrays
For Loops
Nested
For Loops
While Loops
Exercises
Creating Functions in Python - Introduction
Functions with multiple return values
Exercises
Creating Classes in Python
The init () Function
Exercises
Creating Python Modules
Exercises

Notes:
Python for Data Science, AI & Development Course (IBM) (Santarcangelo, n.d.):
Module 1: Python Basics
• About the Course
• Types
• Expressions and Variables
• String Operations

I took the final exercise (scored 80%) and read the Glossary of Python for Data Science, AI & Development Course (IBM) (Santarcangelo, n.d.), the final stages after having completed Module 1 of the course.

Reading the glossary was a good way to refresh my memory and/or to learn.

Summary:
I took the final exercise (scored 80%) and read the Glossary of Python for Data Science, AI & Development Course (IBM) (Santarcangelo, n.d.), the final stages after having completed Module 1 of the course.

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