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Student and Tutor reviewed and practiced programming concepts in both MIT App Inventor and Python. Key topics included using the modulo operator for conditional logic, controlling UI components like sliders, and implementing various types of `for` and `while` loops. The session also covered advanced Python features such as `break`, `continue`, list comprehensions, and function definition with parameters, often applied to complete homework assignments and a multi-part project.

The Student and Tutor practiced list manipulation in a block-based coding environment, specifically focusing on adding, removing, and replacing items in a list. They also explored displaying images dynamically based on list selections. The Student will prepare a list of topics for the next session to review for an upcoming exam, and a follow-up session was scheduled.

The tutor and student worked on mobile app development using MIT App Inventor, covering List Picker and List View components. They then transitioned to Python, focusing on conditional statements, relational operators ('and', 'or', 'not'), and list manipulation. The student practiced these concepts through coding exercises and assignments, with plans to continue with list-based assignments in MIT App Inventor and further Python concepts in the next session.

The Tutor and Student reviewed and practiced the concepts of procedures, parameters, and return values in a visual programming context. They worked on examples like movie recommendations and numerical calculations to solidify understanding, and planned to cover lists and loops in subsequent sessions, with a transition to Python basics. The next session is scheduled for 6 PM.

The student and tutor focused on object-oriented programming concepts in Java, practicing class design, encapsulation through private members, and the implementation of getter and setter methods. They worked through creating a `Square` class, instantiating objects, and refining method logic for data validation, with plans to continue practicing class design and object usage.

The class covered the concepts of accessors (getters) and mutators (setters) in object-oriented programming as a way to implement encapsulation. The student actively participated in code examples, applying these concepts to manage private variables and learning to control data access and modification.