DO THIS ACTIVITY

by utilizing our previous topics: Variable and Input Functions, Type Conversion, String and arithmetic operations, Conditional Statesments, While and For Loop, Functions And Parameters, Modules

Give my the

$-$ Code

$-$ Explanation of each code

$-$ Script for my defense

Activity $10$: Final Activity $($Due Date$\_$May $15,2024)$

Step $1$: Learn from Mosh's Tutorials

Watch and absorb the following lessons from Mosh's tutorial series:

$1.$ Packages: Understand how to structure and organize Python code into reusable modules using packages.

$2.$ Generating Random Variables: Learn techniques for generating random numbers and utilizing randomness in applications.

$3.$ Working with Directories: Explore how to interact with file systems, create directories, and manage files in Python.

$4.$ PyPI and Pip: Discover how to leverage external libraries from the Python Package Index $($PyPI$)$ using pip for package management.

Step $2$: Choose a Project

Review the project ideas explained by Mosh $($Automation with Python, Machine Learning with Python, Building a Website with Django$)$ and select one based on your interest and the skills you want to refer to in this final activity.

Step $3$: Project Selection and Implementation

Create your own programming project with the skills learned from Mosh's tutorials by following the sub$-$activities below:

$1.$ Define Objectives: Clearly outline what your program aims to achieve and how it addresses the identified problem.

$2.$ Design Input$-$Process$-$Output $($IPO$)$ System: Plan the flow of your program, specifying how it will handle user input, process data, and produce meaningful outputs.

$3.$ Write Python Code: Implement your chosen project using Python, incorporating concepts learned from Mosh's tutorials $($e$.$g$.,$ package usage, random variable generation, file$/$directory operations$).$

Step $5$: Presentation Preparation

Prepare for your presentation and Q&A session.

$1.$ Introduction: Introduce the problem statement, objectives, and significance of your project.

$2.$ Demonstration: Showcase the working of your program, explaining its functionality and features.

$3.$ Q&A Session: Anticipate potential questions about your code's rationale, design decisions, and encountered challenges.

You have three weeks to complete the program. Prepare for a $3-$minute oral presentation and a $5-$minute Q&A on May $15,2024.$ Your output should show as an application of the lessons we tackled. Scoring criteria will include the following below:

$$ Thorough and accurate knowledge of the concepts, theories, and applications of the concepts.

$$ Clear, logical$,$ and organized presentation

$$ Preparedness