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    This exercise introduces students to submitting assignments on MarkUs and provides basic instructions for creating a Python file and submitting it. Students are told to have fun experimenting with code and are reminded to properly name their file and submit it by the deadline.

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    This exercise introduces students to submitting assignments on MarkUs and provides basic instructions for creating a Python file and submitting it. Students are told to have fun experimenting with code and are reminded to properly name their file and submit it by the deadline.

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    This exercise introduces students to submitting assignments on MarkUs and provides basic instructions for creating a Python file and submitting it. Students are told to have fun experimenting with code and are reminded to properly name their file and submit it by the deadline.

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    CSCA08 Exercise 0

    Due: September 16, 2016. 5:00pm

    This first exercise is a freebie. All you have to do is prove to us that you can use the MarkUs submission
    system properly. The TAs will walk you through this step-by-step in tutorial if you’re having issues, but we
    just want you to get comfortable with using Wing & MarkUs. (We’ll start on the real stuff next week).

    1 Create a New .py File


    Open Wing and create a new file called ex0.py. The file must be named exactly as shown, including capital-
    ization. This is something to get used to, it is your responsibility to ensure that your files/functions/methods
    are named as shown, or they will not be picked up by the auto-marker.

    2 Have Fun
    We said in lecture that part of getting used to programming is to just play around and have fun. Write a
    few lines of code, test some ideas, try to get a sense of what works/doesn’t work. The only rule is that the
    code you submit must not crash, produce any errors, or go into an infinite loop (using input() makes the
    code wait for input from the user, which counts as an infinite loop. The file must run under Python 3 (make
    sure you’re not using 2.7), and cannot be blank.

    3 Log into MarkUs


    Now log into Markus (the link is on the course website) using your utorID and password 1 . The password
    should be the same as for your mail.utoronto.ca account).
    2
    If you cannot login, just send me an e-mail or message me on Piazza.

    4 Submit Your .py File


    Now submit your file to Exercise 0. If your file is incorrectly named, you will receive an error message. If
    you’re at all unsure, get your TA to check that your file was submitted correctly.

    5 Take Chances. Make Mistakes. Get Messy!


    You’re done. Play around with Wing some more to see how you can customize the layout. Have a chat with
    your TA and tell them how fabulous they look today. Go outside and enjoy the sunshine 3 . Explore a part
    of the campus you haven’t seen yet. I recommend a walk down in the valley.

    1 Note that your utorID is a combination of letters and (possibly) numbers. It is not the same as your student number (which

    is all numbers)
    2 please do not post/send your password, just your utorID
    3 If it is raining out, you are excused from this part of the exercise

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