#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf-8

# # Pykids Advanced Curriculum - [Read more here](http://pykids.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)
# (Python for 5th grade and above)
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#  - [Class1 - Python Recipes](#recipes)
#  - [Class2 - Simple Functions](#functs)

# ## Recipes <a id='recipes'></a>
# - [Madlibs](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/mpant/pykids/blob/master/notebooks/python3/advanced/madlibs.ipynb)
# - [Trivia from student](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/mpant/pykids/blob/master/students_notebooks/AP_recipes.ipynb)

# ### Retrospective 
# #### Curious questions after class!
# - How can we make amny madliibs without havuing to type out lines each time? I must say kids are getting the hang of it. They are asking to automate repetitive tasks!  
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# #### Jargon that we learnt/are learning
# - Debug
# - Logfiles
# - Memory
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# ## Class 2 - Simple Functions <a id='functs'></a>
# - [Functions](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/mpant/pykids/blob/master/notebooks/python3/advanced/SimpleFunctions.ipynb)
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# ### Retrospective
# Children are able to apply the madlibs exercise and thinking about how to do it with functions
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# ## Class 3 - My python script <a id='script'></a>
# - [Scripts](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/mpant/pykids/blob/master/notebooks/python3/advanced/pyscript.ipynb)
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# ### Retrospective
# Children are so excited to create a standalone sciprt. Whoa we can run it via jupyter but also on this weird thing called "commandline"
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