Referenced from lesson If-Expressions
1) Open the Mood Generator starter file, and read through the code you find there. This code contains new programming that you haven’t seen yet! Take a moment to list everything you Notice, and then everything you Wonder…
| Notice | Wonder |
|---|---|
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2) Add another line of code to the definition, so that mood("mad") produces the same emoji as mood("angry").
3) Add another example to the examples: section for "laughing", using the appropriate emoji. (To bring up the emojis on your computer, type Cmd-Ctrl-Space on a Mac, or Windows-Period on Windows 10)
4) Come up with some new moods, and add them to the code. Make sure you include examples:!
5) In your own words, how do if-expressions work in Pyret? Write your answer below.
6) Write down at least 2 ways you could use if-expressions when analyzing the Animals Dataset.
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(awards 1042210, 1535276, 1648684, and 1738598). 
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