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Bite Level Description & Tags
Bite 117. Round a number even (a.k.a. banker's rounding) Beginner level Bankers Rounding is an algorithm for rounding quantities to integers, …
3.10 Decimal rounding
Bite 206. Calculate and evenly split the bill Intermediate level Three old friends Bob, Mary, and Alice meet at PyCon …
3.10 Decimal numbers rounding
Bite 30. Movie data analysis Intermediate level In this Bite we are going to parse a csv …
3.10 data analysis defaultdict freebie mean movie data namedtuple sorting
Bite 87. Convert decimal to Roman Numerals Intermediate level Complete romanize that takes a decimal number and converts it …
3.10 numbers OrderedDict
Bite 169. Simple length converter Beginner level Your task is to complete the convert() function. It's purpose …
3.10 exception handling numbers rounding
Bite 205. Female speakers @ Pycon US Intermediate level After our Code Challenge 62 / Alicante PyDay last week, …
3.10 beautifulsoup counting data wrangling gender_guesser
Bite 241. Write tests for list_to_decimal Beginner level Our 4th test Bite. Michael made a calculator that will …
3.7 exception handling freebie pytest
Bite 325. Floating point arithmetic Intermediate level This Bite introduces you to a few issues associated with …
3.10 arithmetic floats numbers rounding
Bite 365. Rolling two dice for an advantage Intermediate level Let's roll the dice! When playing a game where it …
3.10 itertools math mean
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