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Chapter 5 — Functions in Python · Teacher studio
Your intent
Teach Python functions to second-year networking students.
Design steps
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✓Reading your reference pages2/6
✓Learning objectives3/6
✓Common misconceptions4/6
✓Chapter sequence5/6
✓Activities and assessments6/6
What your learners see
4→double(x) return x * 2→8
double(4)✓ result = 8
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Your intent
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Objectives, sequence, common misconceptions, activities and assessments, built from your sources. You accept, edit or reject each element; every version is kept.
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