More Python, including an adjacent project.

I'm still thumbing through the Python course. This week I learned about two ways to store items in a program called tuples and lists. Tuples can store a fix set of items that can't be easily changed. You would need to concatenate certain items with something else:

tuple=(7,5,32,"hello",3,1,"Wisconsin")

new_tuples=tuple[0:4]+str("anime",)+tuple[4:7]

Returning new tuple would give you:

(7,5,32,"anime",3,1,"Wisconsin")

With lists you can just say that one list item equals another list item like you would with other math-based programing:

list=[0,"smile",7,7,2,"maggy","mayfair"]

list[5]=("Sakura")

Returning list after this change would give you:

[0,"smile",7,7,2,"Sakura","mayfair"]

In this assignment I used tuples to calculate the distance between two graph points:

This next one shows you a fun way to use lists. I made a list of my 4 favorite movies, printed the first one, changed it to Star Wars and printed it again.

Lastly I wanted to bring some attention to a final project I'm planning on doing once the lesson course is finished up. I have already posted about how I was able to makes new Unreal engine tools using python and I want to make a my final demonstration as a great center piece for my portfolio. Currently I am learning blender to see how it works so I can see how it works all around. Here's a little demo I made while watching the first video in Gamegen's Beginner's guide to Blender module:

I can't wait to start on this final project I'm planning on making a tools for Unreal and blender using what I learn. Be on the lookout for that epic blog post.