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"""
def double(number: int) -> int:
    new_number = number * 2
    return new_number
 
def double_mutate(number: int) -> int:
    number = number * 2
    return number

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These are some vague ideas for projects I am working on or starting, and could use some interested students to engage with!

Apply at: https://vip.udel.edu/projects/Digital-Education

1. Canvas extensions via Userscript, many ways we can do more here: https://github.com/UD-CIS-Teaching/more-canvas-tools/
2. Extending, documenting, testing, building out the Pedal project (sophisticated autograding framework): https://pedal-edu.github.io/
3. Game development library for CS1, meant to be truly novice friendly: https://designer-edu.github.io/
4. Analyzing the huge quantity of autograding data from CISC108 that I've collected over the years and utterly failed to capitalize on correctly.
5. Properly dockerizing BlockPy so that it's much easier for others to use
6. Porting over the CT@VT curriculum to use BlockPy more extensively: https://ct-vt.github.io/

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A.6.2. Code - Complex Formula: Write print statements that print the result of some complex formula bakery_intro_math_code_complex_formula

A.7.1. Code - Print Logic: Write print statements that print the result of basic logical comparisons bakery_intro_logic_code_print_logic

A.8.1. Code - Quick Calculation: Evaluate some simple math expressions bakery_intro_eval_code_quick_calc

B.1.1. Code - Print Variable: Write a program that assigns integer values, string values, and boolean values to a variable and then prints the value of the variables. Gives some as an example. bakery_intro_variables_code_print_variables

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from bakery import assert_equal

def middle(text: str, length: int) -> str:
    """ Determine the middle character of a string """
    index = length // 2
    letter = text[index]
    return letter

assert_equal(middle("Hello", 5), "l")
assert_equal(middle("Frog", 4), "o")

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travellers = 4
suitcases = 3
bookbags = 2

def choose_vehicle(travellers: int, bags: int) -> str:
    space = bags // 2 + travellers
    if space > 4:
        return 'van'
    elif space <= 1:
        return 'bike'

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$.getMultiScripts=function(arr,path){function executeInOrder(scr,code,resolve){
    scr==arr[0]?(arr.shift(),eval(code),resolve(),console.log("executed",scr)):
    setTimeout(function(){executeInOrder(scr,code,resolve)},50)}
    var _arr=$.map(arr,function(e){return new Promise(r=>{jQuery.ajax({
        type:"GET",url:(path||"")+e,dataType:"text",success:function(c){
            console.log("loaded  ",e),executeInOrder(e,c,r)},cache:!0})})});
            return _arr.push($.Deferred(function(e){$(e.resolve)})),
            $.when.apply($,_arr)};

// Load ChartJS

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"""
This file has a bunch of useful helper functions that can make it a bit easier to access the Canvas API.
It's grown organically, so it is not always very easy to read.

There are Canvas libraries out there for Python! They might be better, I haven't tried them.

The first time you import this library, it will load a settings file (`settings.yaml`). If the file
does not exist, then it will be created with some of the expected fields. An example of what the file
might look like is below. You will need to be sure to update it with:

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              code                                                      title
454     ADMN561011                      GRADUATE CONTRACT: GRADUATE ASSISTANT
455     ADMN561012                      GRADUATE CONTRACT: RESEARCH ASSISTANT
456     ADMN561013                      GRADUATE CONTRACT: TEACHING ASSISTANT
457     ADMN561014                         GRADUATE CONTRACT: GRADUATE FELLOW
478     ADMN561015                         GRADUATE CONTRACT: TUITION SCHOLAR
783    AFSC150010L                                Initial Military Training I
785    AFSC250010L                               Field Training Preparation I
813    AFSC350010L                       Intermediate Cadet Leader Training I
815    AFSC450010L                             Senior Cadet Leader Training I

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['ADMN561011 GRADUATE CONTRACT: GRADUATE ASSISTANT'
 'ADMN561012 GRADUATE CONTRACT: RESEARCH ASSISTANT'
 'ADMN561013 GRADUATE CONTRACT: TEACHING ASSISTANT'
 'ADMN561014 GRADUATE CONTRACT: GRADUATE FELLOW'
 'ADMN561015 GRADUATE CONTRACT: TUITION SCHOLAR'
 'AFSC150010L Initial Military Training I'
 'AFSC250010L Field Training Preparation I'
 'AFSC350010L Intermediate Cadet Leader Training I'
 'AFSC450010L Senior Cadet Leader Training I' 'ART417002 BFA Exhibition'
 'ART676010 Pedagogy' 'BHAN860010 Graduate Research Seminar'

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from guizero import *
from designer import *

# GuiZero stuff
app = App(title="Main window", width=200, height=200)
text_1 = Text(app, text="X", color="red", size=20)

# Designer stuff
frog = emoji("frog")
grow(frog, 5)