Welcome to my blog
About me
My name is Roberto Montaño Ramírez, I was born on May 25th, 2000, in the city of Guadalajara. I lived my first seven years there, but in 2008 I moved to Ciudad Obregón due to my dad´s work, and as I decided to study Industrial Engineering in Tec de Monterrey I moved back to Guadalajara.
I consider myself a sports fan because I like any kind of sports and I enjoy playing them aswell. Music is one of my favorite things too, specially alternative genre and rap.
I´m a kind of nerd guy because I love all that superheroe and Star Wars stuff in a level that I have a collection of the movies and toys.
POSTS
https://robertomr.home.blog/first-blog-mastery00/
https://robertomr.home.blog/wsq01/
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Project Reflection
I teamed up with Max for this project, and the process was easy as Black Jack is not hard to play and create . As strengths I saw ways to shape better the project so it would look better, but my weakness is that I didn´t know how to play it so Max was behind… Leer más
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#Mastery20
File Input/Output It is similar to call function, but you coppy all or specific parts of the document you are opening. Example: Reading specific parts: The number 15 in parenthesis if for the number of characters that you want to be printed. References: https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_file_open.asp
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#Mastery21
Dictionaries Dictionares are useful when you want to print or call information from a certain thing that you previously created. Simple example: Or also make loops: References: https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_dictionaries.asp
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#Mastery 19
Validated user input Validating what the user writes can be more simple than what you think. Here´s an example, and you will notice that you have been doing it without knowing: Ask you can see it is what you´ve been doing all the time when codying a program. Here is another example: References: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23294658/asking-the-user-for-input-until-they-give-a-valid-response
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#Mastery18
Strings Strings are literally word or sentences used when codying in python. it is important to rebember that you have you use «…» to write string correctly. PRINTING STRINGS ASSIGN STRING TO A VARIABLE MULTILINE STRINGS References: https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_strings.asp