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Love the way you changed the abstraction piece. My only issue with the presentation, and it is a small one, is that I hadn't introduced try / except syntax (or the concept in general of error catching). |
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That is intentional. Tell them they can take that code and type it in and it would work for them. They don't need to know how it works because it is an abstraction. It could even be a library. CS joke recommendation: Point to try: and say "try? There is only do!" |
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The first change was to use parameter and argument as per the college board.
I then changed function contract in comments to a docstring.
I then changed the abstraction to something more specific. Most students will not know about toe out. So I specifically called that out as the steering wheel abstraction.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Z_Aiyc9gI0QTH8SzjlPvjlSD3DTOezsV5AQrJBExC70/edit#slide=id.p1
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