Fall 2024 - P3 Big Idea 3 .1 .1.1 Python Variables .1.2 Python Hacks .1.3 JavaScript Variables .1.4 JavaScript Hacks .1.5 Grading Policy .2 .2.1 Data Types 1 .2.2 Data Types 2 .2.3 JSON .3 .3.1 .3.2 .3.3 .4 .4.1 Python Strings .4.2 Python Hacks .4.3 JavaScript Strings .4.4 JavaScript Hacks .4.5 Grading Policy .5 .5.1 De Morgan's Law .5.2 Truth Table .5.3 All About Booleans .6 .6.1 Intro to Conditionals .6.2 JavaScript Conditionals .6.3 Python Conditionals .6.4 Fun Conditionals Quiz .7 .7.1 Intro to Nested Conditionals .7.2 Python Nested Conditionals .7.3 JavaScript Nested Conditionals .7.4 Homework Questions .8 .8.1 Recursion Iteration and Nested For Loops .8.2 Printing numbers using while loops and boolean statements .8.3 Looping through a list with Indexes .8.4 Conditional While loops to print messages .8.5 Nested If Statements .8.6 Breaking Loops By Monitoring conditions .8.7 Iterating A List With Loops And Printing A Message .8.8 Breaking loops by checking for conditions .8.9 Grading policy .10 .10.1 Python Lists and Intro .10.2 Javascript Lists .10.3 Python Hacks .10.4 Javascript Hacks .10.5 Homework and Submission 3.5 Booleans (Period 3)Student led teaching on Booleans. Learn how booleans are used in decision-making with logical operators. Sep 25, 2024 • Trevor V, Wyatt Z, Max G, Johan M, Luke S• 1 min read CSP Big Ideas This blog post will go over BOOLEANS! The only baseline information you should know about Booleans is that they are either true or false. However, you will notice that boolean statements can look super funky, yet in the end, they will always be either true or false. Blog about Booleans Truth Table De Morgan’s Law Mini Booleans Quiz Start Quiz