Homework: ipywidgets

Objective: Learn how to use ipywidgets to create interactive widgets in Google Colab.

Here is the documentation for ipywidgets for your convenience: ipywidgets Documentation

In this homework assignment, you will practice using random numbers, making GUI’s and being creative.

Instructions

  1. First make a copy of the starter sheet here: Open In Colab
  2. Rename it something like “(Your_Name)_HW_ipywidgets.ipynb”
  3. Chose 2 of the following prompts:
    • Rock paper scissors
    • Number Guessing game
    • Password generator
  4. Add the following elements to each prompt (include which ones you choose in your code and when you submit it):
    • Add markdown/HTML with the instructions.
    • Add at least 3 GUIs for user interaction
    • Show the results in an HTML GUI
  5. Check the rubric to make sure you have completed all the requirements.
  6. Turn sharing, editing on. Then turn in the link to learning suite in the feedback box.

Ideas for GUIs

  1. Rock Paper Scissors
    • Add three buttons for the user choices. When the player chooses one button (the rock, paper, or scissors button), the computer will randomly choose one of the three options.
  2. Number Guessing Game
    • Add a text box for the user to input their guess. When the user clicks the submit button, the computer will randomly choose a number between 1 and 100. The user will be told if their guess is too high, too low, or correct.
  3. Password Generator
    • Add a GUI with an appropriate combination of integer sliders checkboxes and/or drop down lists to allow the user to specify the number or characters, uppercase letters, symbols, and numbers to be included. Add a button to generate the password using the requirements specified. Add an HTML widget to show the resulting password.

Turning In/Rubric

Turn on sharing and editing. Turn in the link to the Learning Suite feedback box. ONLY turn in the workbook. **You don't need to turn in the file you created. **

Item Amount
2 markdown/HTML instructions (2 points per game) 4
6 GUIs added (3 points per GUI, up to 9 per game) 18
2 results shown in an HTML GUI (2 points per game) 4
Write comments explaining the the give code to the games you modified (2 points per game) 4
Total
 30

The following is not a part of the rubric, but specifies how you can lose points. For example: if you do not explain your code when using AI to help you create it or fail to share your link correctly.

Reasons for Points Lost Amount
Link shared incorrectly -10%
Turned in late (per week) -10% (up to -50%)
No comments explaining where AI is used and what its provided code does -10%