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xquery version "3.1";

let $id := "EB010103"
let $doc := fn:collection()/TEI.2[@id = $id]
let $title := ($doc//body/div/head/data())[1]
let $date := $doc//sourceDesc/bibl/date/text()
let $heft := $doc//titleStmt//title/text() => fn:replace(".*heft *(.), *article *(.)", "$1")
let $article := $doc//titleStmt//title/text() => fn:replace(".*heft *(.), *article *(.)", "$2")
let $author := $doc//docAuthor/text()
let $starting-page := $doc//sourceDesc/bibl/biblScope/text() => fn:replace(".*?(\d+)-(\d+)", "$1")

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Introduction to Block-Based Programming

Learning Goals

• Develop facility in block-based programming by creating custom blocks and drawing on the stage.
• Explore the concept of recursion by encoding the Fibonacci sequence.
• Understand how block-based programming fosters learning by visualizing units of computation.

A Little Theory

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AI for Fashion

• Diffusion Explainer
• Stable Diffusion
• Google Imagen
• Midjourney
• Adobe Firefly
• Hugging Face
• Kaggle Fashion Products
• Generative AI by Getty Images

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xquery version "3.1";

let $date := "July 15, 2022"
let $tokens := fn:tokenize($date, " ")
let $month :=
  switch ($tokens[1]) 
    case "January" return "01"
    case "February" return "02"
    case "March" return "03"
    case "April" return "04"

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(: Thanks to friends at NashFP, especially Mike K. and Mark Wutka :)

declare function local:fibC($n as xs:integer, $memo as map(*), $con)  {
    if (map:contains($memo, $n)) then $con(map:get($memo, $n), $memo)
    else
      local:fibC($n - 1, $memo,
        (: n1 = fib(n - 1) :)
        function($n1 as xs:integer, $memo as map(*)) { 
          local:fibC($n - 2, $memo, 
          (: n2 = fib(n - 2) :)