Me: Write a Python script to take the names in the file 2025FallFirstNames.txt and arrange them into a presentation schedule with the following constraints.

Gemini: I can help you with that! To create the presentation schedule, I need to know the constraints you'd like to apply. Could you please provide details on how the names should be arranged?
Me: There should be 1 or 2 presentations per week. Each person my present exactly once. Each presentation should be prefaced by the week number and the presenter number, e.g., "Week 3, presenter 1: Lucas". The weeks are numbered from 3 to 12.

Gemini: Thanks for providing the constraints! I will now generate the code to create the presentation schedule based on your requirements.

The presentation schedule has been generated according to your specifications.

Here are some potential next steps you could take:

    Save the schedule: You could save the generated presentation_schedule list to a file (e.g., a text file or a CSV) for easy sharing or future use.
    Further customize the schedule: If you have more complex scheduling needs, you could modify the create_presentation_schedule function to include additional constraints (e.g., avoiding certain days, ensuring specific people present together or apart, assigning presentation topics).
    Visualize the schedule: For a clearer overview, you could visualize the schedule using a calendar or timeline representation.
    Integrate with other tools: You could potentially integrate this script with other tools or platforms you use for managing presentations or classes.

Let me know if you'd like help with any of these!
Me: All the presentations must occur in week 3 through week 12, so there must be two presentations per week for most weeks. Also, the week numbers should be right-justified.

Gemini: Okay, I understand. I will modify the code to ensure all presentations fall within weeks 3 through 12 by scheduling two presentations per week where possible, and I will also format the week numbers to be right-justified in the output.

The presentation schedule has been updated to ensure presentations are scheduled between weeks 3 and 12 (with a maximum of 2 per week) and the week numbers are right-justified.

Here are some potential next steps you could take:

    Save the schedule: You could save the generated presentation_schedule list to a file (e.g., a text file or a CSV) for easy sharing or future use.
    Handle more than 20 presenters: Currently, if there are more than 20 presenters, a warning is printed and the remaining presenters are scheduled beyond week 12. You might want to modify the code to handle this scenario differently, such as informing the user that not all presenters can be scheduled within the specified range.
    Add more constraints: If you have more complex scheduling needs, you could modify the create_presentation_schedule function to include additional constraints (e.g., avoiding certain days, ensuring specific people present together or apart, assigning presentation topics).
    Visualize the schedule: For a clearer overview, you could visualize the schedule using a calendar or timeline representation.
    Integrate with other tools: You could potentially integrate this script with other tools or platforms you use for managing presentations or classes.

Let me know if you'd like help with any of these