Tuesday, May 31, 2022

Module 2 Debug & Error Handling


 





In this lab I learned the basics of debugging code. The concepts we learned included how to recognize errors, how to use the python debugger tool, and how to use "try" and "except" in a script. I practiced these skills on three separate scripts, their outcomes and the general idea of the way these scripts work can be seen above in the images and flow charts. In order to determine if there were any errors in the script you can run it and the message box will either produce the intended result or an error. Or you can use the debugger tool to go line by line to identify if there is an error in each line. I chose to do both to hone my skills and determine if there were more errors beyond the ones I could identify and corrected them as they appeared. In addition I used try and except to skip over errors and name them.

Tuesday, May 24, 2022

Module 1 Python Fundamentals

 


In this lab I created four pythons scripts one to print my name from a list and another to generate a list of numbers from 0 to 10 that was twenty units long. Then I created additional scripts that altered two original scripts to change their output for example I used indexing to print only my last name from the list. For the other script I used a if else statement to create a new list that identifies and counts the predetermined unlucky number then used a while statement  to remove each occurrence and  print how many times it was removed.


Tuesday, May 3, 2022

Module7 Neo Cartography / 3D Mapping


In this lab we worked with on 3D modeling and cartography in Google Earth Pro in which we created a population density dot map with additional layers for counties and surface water in the state of Florida from data created in Arc Gis Pro and imported into Earth as a KMZ file. Then we learn how to navigate in tour mode through Earth and seeing various cities and their 3D buildings and recording the views.

LAB 6 Scale Effect and Spatial Data Aggregation

In regards to the effects of scale on vector data I learned that as the larger the scale the larger the units that are measured come out to ...