- [Instructor] I'll start by giving you…a high level overview and demonstration…of my Python solution to the weather statistics challenge.…The data files for this challenge…are located in the exercise files…chapter one resources folder.…The data is formatted into four text files…representing weather records from 2012 to 2015.…Navigating back up one level…and then into the solution folder,…you'll find my solution to the challenge…which is a single Python script called weather.py.…
To demonstrate it,…I'll open a command prompt in this directory,…by typing CMD into the file explorer address bar…and then from there I'll type python weather.py…to execute the program,…and hit enter.…The program prints out messages…to let me know that it's loading…each of those four data files,…then it displays a user interface…with a chart showing barometric pressure values…for the entire four year period,…with a slope listed in inches of mercury per day.…
The slope is colored red to indicate a negative value.…I can enter specific dates and times…
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 26s
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1. Problem 1: Weather Statistics
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3. Problem 3: Eight Queens
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Understanding permutations3m 42s
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4. Problem 4: Musical Instrument
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Intro: Accessing peripherals1m 54s
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5. Problem 5: Facial Recognition
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Intro: Facial recognition1m 38s
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Scaling images3m 12s
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Saving results as JSON1m 51s
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6. Problem 6: Real-Time Information Dashboard
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Understanding Django2m 13s
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