James Madison University - Skip to Main Content EDUC-CHAOAJ More JMU Parents Alumni Students Faculty/Staff Community Give JMU News JMU Events Search Search More JMU Parents Alumni Students Faculty/Staff Community Give JMU News JMU Events Lab 10 + CS 149 Section 005 Home Calendar Canvas Gradescope Syllabus Resources Linux Install Lab 10: CodingBat code practice Background CodingBat is a free site of live problems to build skill in Java and/or Python. It was created by Nick Parlante, who is Computer Science lecturer at Stanford. The name "CodingBat" was based on the Greek word "bat" meaning "this domain was available" (or so they say). Part 1: Account Setup Go to codingbat.com and create an account (click the link on the upper right). Please use your JMU email when setting up your account. After logging in, click the "prefs" link (upper right) and "share to" your professor's JMU e-mail for example: chaoaj@jmu.edu so you will get credit. Also make sure your name is entered as shown: Last, First Part 2: Problem Solving Work through several of the Warmup-1 problems. All of them have solutions available; try to solve them first before looking at the answer. Solve as many of the Logic-1 problems as you can today. At a minimum, solve the following: squirrel_play, caught_speeding, sorta_sum and alarm_clock Solve as many of the Logic-2 problems as you can today. At a minimum, solve the following: make_bricks and round_sum. Submission: package up the 6 solutions to squirrel_play, caught_speeding, sorta_sum, alarm_clock, round_sum, and make_bricks in to a program called batlogic.py and submit it to https://gradescope.com Back to Top Alvin Chao Massanutten Hall 1031 S. Main Street Room 293 Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807 chaoaj@jmu.edu (540) 568-6206 800 South Main Street Harrisonburg, VA 22807 Contact Us FOIA Title IX Policies Student Consumer Information Annual Security and Fire Safety Report © 2016 JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY
