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Hi! My name is Tory Andrews, and I'm from Cary, North Carolina. I'm currently planning on majoring in BME. I love a lot of things - soccer, Harry Potter, everything Disney related, my family, my friends, Duke (of course), reading, etc. | Hi! My name is Tory Andrews, and I'm from Cary, North Carolina. I'm currently planning on majoring in BME. I love a lot of things - soccer, Harry Potter, everything Disney related, my family, my friends, Duke (of course), reading, etc. | ||
[www.unicef.org/infobycountry/myanmar_82964.html Providing access to clean water in Myanmar's Rakhine state], UNICEF, updated 21 August 2015, accessed 31 August 2015. | [www.unicef.org/infobycountry/myanmar_82964.html Providing access to clean water in Myanmar's Rakhine state], UNICEF, updated 21 August 2015, accessed 31 August 2015. | ||
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| + | My favorite demonstration is definitely Programming and Scripts. Towards the end, there is a concise and clear example of how to use conditional statements. In class, I had a hard time grasping when and why you would use "if," "elseif," and "else," but now I would be comfortable coding conditional statements myself. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:27, 11 September 2015
Introduction
Hi! My name is Tory Andrews, and I'm from Cary, North Carolina. I'm currently planning on majoring in BME. I love a lot of things - soccer, Harry Potter, everything Disney related, my family, my friends, Duke (of course), reading, etc.
[www.unicef.org/infobycountry/myanmar_82964.html Providing access to clean water in Myanmar's Rakhine state], UNICEF, updated 21 August 2015, accessed 31 August 2015.
Homework 2
My favorite demonstration is definitely Programming and Scripts. Towards the end, there is a concise and clear example of how to use conditional statements. In class, I had a hard time grasping when and why you would use "if," "elseif," and "else," but now I would be comfortable coding conditional statements myself.
