Here's the assignment we're working with:
Write a Python program that calculates weekly pay. The program should multiply hours worked by hourly pay rate to get the weekly pay. Include overtime pay at 1.5 times the regular rate for any hours worked over 40. Use a float conversion for the hourly pay rate.
(Note: I'm paraphrasing how the original question might have been worded, but the core concepts are the same.)
Setup notes for getting Selenium working with Python on Windows. Validate with a small smoke test and use the backups if something fails.
This is the “happy path” I use now for Selenium in Python on Windows. Do it in a fresh project folder.
Pastasciutta, in its original form, was a rustic, portable meal for field workers. You would literally bring a towel with some cooked pasta into the field, then throw in cheese, pepper, and cured meat, shake it all up in that towel, and eat it. It was simple, practical nourishment that required no sauce or elaborate preparation.
This stands in stark contrast to modern pasta preparations that often focus on creating emulsified sauces, using pasta water, and achieving specific textures through various techniques. The original pastasciutta embraced simplicity and practicality over perfection and presentation.
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| PackWeasel: Python Application CLU for Keeping Work Easily Assembled & Swiftly Exported Later | |
| Usage: | |
| packweasel.py package [options] | |
| packweasel.py install [--global] | |
| packweasel.py --help[=TOPIC] | |
| packweasel.py --version |
| 'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 'Joe' == TRUE | |
| 'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 'J' == TRUE # without brackets it checks within items | |
| 'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have ['J'] == FALSE # with brackets to check for an item | |
| 'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 1 'J' == FALSE | |
| 'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 2 'J' == TRUE # these are | |
| 'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 2 of 'J' == TRUE # equivalent | |
| 'Joe', 'June', 'Harvey' have 2 ('J') == TRUE # expressions |
| """ | |
| (PYCX) PYthon to Cython to eXec, a unix command line util | |
| Usage: | |
| pycx FILES... [-o DIR --verbose --delete --run] | |
| pycx --help | |
| Options: | |
| FILES one or more python files to compile | |
| -o --output=DIR output directory | |
| -v --verbose show output while exec compiles |
I didn't know anything about shell scripts before I started working on this. I originally downloaded hyper.js and followed the setup guide for spaceship prompt without knowing why I use doing most of what I was doing.
Long story short I later revisted my setup hoping to customize it more and I went down the rabbit hole. I installed antigen, pure prompt, clean prompt; then I went back and switched back to spaceship prompt, and switched from antigen to antibody.
This is what I've settled on now, using zsh, oh-my-zsh, antibody, [spac
| 3 versions of my triangle scalar tool |
| # some useful functions based on practice activities on codeacademy |