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\n", " DO NOT DELETE OR CHANGE THIS CELL, otherwise the task will be graded with 0 points\n", "\n", " We will shortly introduce Jupyter and its functionality:\n", "Jupyter is an interactive programming interface running in your browser. \n", "We use the interactive Python interface.\n", "
\n", "\n", "\n", " This problem does not give any bonus credits and its purpose is to familiarize yourself with jupyter.\n", "
\n", "\n", "\n", "a) [0 credits] Jupyter notebooks consist of cells with different types, e.g., code and markdown. Explain the differences between those two types and what they can be used for.\n", "
\n", "\n", "To run cells (run Python code or show layouted markdown) either press the \"Play/Run\" button on top of the page or press Shift+Enter.\n", "
\n", "\n", "Code type cells fail to execute when the content is not valid Python code. We use automated tests to validate your exercises. If your solution fails to execute due to syntax errors, the automated test will also fail. Such hand-ins will be graded with 0 credits. Therefore, always execute your solution at least once on the provided virtual machine. This way you can make sure the provided solution works in our environment.\n", "\n", "
\n", "b) [0 credits] The following cell contains the typical format for programming exercises. This function is used to test your solution. Never change anything outside the begin/end insert code comments and only insert code in between:\n", "
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"#YOUR CODE HERE\n",
"raise NotImplementedError()\n",
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"#end insert code\n",
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"The print command will show your result in the cell output. \n",
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"\n", "Errors should never occur in your handed-in notebook.\n", "Fix this code by defining the hello_world variable, assigning it a value, and returning it.\n", "
\n", "\n", "d) [0 credits] Code cells also allow to execute shell commands. These are executed as the user who started the jupyter server. \n", " On your virtual machine this is root.\n", " Shell commands can be executed by prefixing them with the '!' character.\n", "
\n", "\n", "e) [0 credits]\n", "In some exercise sheets we will use such shell commands to install missing Python modules.\n", "
\n", "\n", " Note that Python 3.11 wants you to install packages in a virtual environment (venv) to not interfere with system-site packages.\n", " You will be shown an error if you try to do so without any venv.\n", " The tutorial image uses a venv with relevant packages preinstalled.\n", " It runs the jupyter server inside this venv. \n", " If you run the notebook locally we suggest to use a venv.\n", " If you do not know how to setup a venv you can follow this tutorial.\n", " Make sure that your jupyter process is executed within the venv.\n", "
\n", "\n", "\n", "In order to visualize measurement data tools such as matplotlib are very useful.\n", "Jupyter notebook supports inline presentation of matplotlib plots.\n", "This is a convenient way to visualize data.\n", "
\n", "\n", "In this exercise you can see how matplotlib is used. Just execute the first cell. It should show you a histogram of datapoints following a normal distribution.\n", "
\n", "\n", "f) [0 credits]\n", "Use the data from the previous cell to produce a CDF.\n", "(This and this might help you)\n", "
\n", "Advanced Computer Networking by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Georg Carle
\n", "Teaching assistants: Christian Dietze, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Marcel Kempf, Lorenz Lehle, Patrick Dirks, Oliver Dürer\n", "