guide project 1 goal to creating a simple report of banks failed in a set of states about pycar

[tommeagher]

We do use these readers in later projects, as it's currently designed.

[tommeagher]

@chrislkeller, would you like to revisit this ahead of Jacksonville?

[chrislkeller]

@tommeagher: Certainly...

Have been buried but I need to get a handle on what's what now in the course materials.

[tommeagher]

@chrislkeller 👍

[tommeagher]

@chrislkeller Want to take a swing at this for 2018?

[chrislkeller]

Four - FOUR! - years later I have no idea what this means...

Digging in.

[tommeagher]

@chrislkeller hahahah. i don't remember what it meant either. I'm hoping that by looking through the code it will become clear to you. But if not, and you think the lesson works as is, we can always close this and move on.

[hbillings]

Good grief I miss being part of this group. Fingers crossed that next year Life sees fit to let me pester you all again. <3

[rdmurphy]

I haven't taught PyCAR years but I still enjoy the annual alerts that yank us all back in here

[tommeagher]

This is going to be our sixth year, so we have quite a community of alumni now. Glad you enjoy the annual return of the Github discussion, @rdmurphy.
@hbillings, sorry we won’t see you this year. Hoping you can make it next year.

[robroc]

Not sure this is the right issue for this but: I'm seeing a lot of print statements without parens. Are we still teaching Python 2?

[tommeagher]

No, we have switched to just Python 3. If you see any Python 2 holdovers, flag them for us and we can fix them.

[robroc]

I saw a few in some of the READMEs. They're simple enough that I can fix with a PR.

[tommeagher]

👏 👏 👏 for closing this issue from 2015, @chrislkeller!