This problem set is worth 17.5% of the grade in this course. It is due on Friday, February 7, at 5pm, via email to Diana Dewalle. It has four short questions, each of which is worth 25 points.
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read moreThis problem set is worth 17.5% of the grade in this course. It is due on Friday, March 6, at 5pm, via email to Diana Dewalle.
How to turn in this problem set: As before, please turn in all your code, and, if you have any prose to write …
read moreWrite a class, called Citation, which takes the following required parameters: first_page (an integer), last_page (an integer), reporter (a string), and year (an integer), as well as the optional parameter name (a string). That class should have the method cite() which will print out a citation to the case, using all of the information it has.
This problem set is worth 55% of the grade in this course. It is due on Friday, May 8, at 5pm, via email to Diana Dewalle.
How to turn in this problem set: As before, please turn in all your code, and, if you have any prose to write, your …
read moreRemember problem 3 from the previous pset? I'd like you to go back and use the Caselaw Access Project API again, only, this time, I'd like you to plot line charts of the following two time series, on the same chart:
The total number of the uses of the words "pork," "pig," "pigs," "hog," or "hogs" in the Iowa state courts within the CAP dataset, and
read moreThis problem set is worth 25% of the grade in this course. It is due on Friday, April 3, at 5pm, via email to Diana Dewalle.
How to turn in this problem set: As before, please turn in all your code, and, if you have any prose to write, your …
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