Feedback on previous pieces Focus mainly on two lines of Study Work on the last 3 bars of La Poupee Practice playing staccato softer

What did I learn in this practice session? D harmonic minor (b flat, c#) Feedback on previous pieces I need to improve on slur. I need to improve on fixing the fingering for La Poupee I need to improve on f major Play the specified bar the teacher outlined to me 3 times in a row

What did I learn in this practice session? E minor (F#, D#) New piece(s) for this week Gavotte by Amy Mary Beach La Poupee by Alexandre Tansman Study by Concone Feedback on previous pieces I need to improve on slur. I need to improve on pressing the keys all the way down. Make Tarentella more clearer. Make the Harmonica more fluent. Others Ask teacher about how to use the metronome during piano. PAY DA FEE

Intro Ever needed to quickly convert Celsius to Fahrenheit right from your terminal? Look no further! I’ve put together a neat little command-line tool in Rust that does just that. It’s a great example of Rust’s simplicity and power for building practical utilities. What It Does This project is a straightforward temperature converter. You run it, input a temperature in Celsius, and it instantly spits out the equivalent in Fahrenheit. No fuss, no complex GUIs – just pure, efficient command-line goodness. ...

Hi there! Today, instead of writing another python program, I had wrote a rust program. In this code, the goal was to ask for user’s name and then reply back. Requirements: Ask for user name Replies back with ‘Hi, {name}, nice to meet you!’ The code: use std::io; fn main() { println!("What is your name?"); // Let's variable 'name' become mutable let mut name = String::new(); match io::stdin().read_line(&mut name) { Ok(_) => { //trims the string let trim1 = name.trim(); println!("Hi {}, nice to meet you.", trim1); }, Err(error) => println!("error: {error}"), } } That’s all! Hehehe. Bai bai.