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Midterm Exam 2 Review Spring 2006: Short Novel

What is this question even asking?
which question? there are 3... Liz Helms
c. use dot notation when you want to execute a method of a string. for ex. letter.lower()
Methods are not just limited to manipulating strings. Methods can be called on lists, pictures, sounds, and a lot of other things as well. And what is dot notation? -poof #10
can soemone give an example for the first and second question???
Think of a task (it could be anything in the world) that you don't wan't to write a program for. Then, think of one that you would. -poof #10
a. Picking my nose
b. solving problems on my cal 2 midterm
haha
a. is the answer - if a method exists to do it already?
b. is the answer- if it is a function that needs to be done repetedly to different inputs?
a and b seem to beit ambigious
dot notation is the notation used to specify a method with an object
Good. Don't forget, though, that we showed you two distinct uses of dot notation. One is for object.method() and the other is for module.function(). Colin Potts


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