General Introduction
- Programs and Algorithms
- Introduction to Python
- Introduction to debugging
- SECTION 1
- SECTION 2
- SECTION 3
- SECTION 4
- SECTION 5
- SECTION 6
- SECTION 7
- SECTION 8
- SECTION 9
- SECTION 10
- SECTION 11
- SECTION 12
- SECTION 13
- SECTION 14
- SECTION 15
- SECTION 16
Simple Python Data
- Variables, Expressions, and Statements
- Values and Data Types
- Statements and Expressions, Operators
- Input and Output
Debugging Interlude
- How to Avoid Debugging
- Beginning Tips
- Know your Error Messages
Python Turtle Graphics
- Instances
- The for loop, Flow of Executions
- Iteration and the Range Functions
Python Modules
- Modules and Getting Help
- The math module
- The random module
- CSC 121, June 2018
Functions
- Functions
- Unit Testing
- Local Variables and Parameters
- The Accumulator Pattern
- Nesting Functions, Flow of Execution
- Using the main function
- Program Development
Selection
- Boolean Values and Expressions
- Operators and Precedence of Operations
- Conditional Execution
- Nesting and Chaining Conditionals
More about Iteration
- The for loop revisited
- The while statement
- Applications and Patterns
- Sentinels and Input Validation
- Algorithms Revisited
Strings
- A Collection Data Type, Indexing
- String Methods and Slicing
- Traversal Patterns
- The in and not in Operators
Lists
- Another Collection Type
- Concatenation, Repetition, and Element Deletion
- Objects and References
- Lists and for loops
- Lists as Parameters and Return values from functions
- List Comprehensions
- Nested Lists
Files
- Working with Data Files
- Reading and Writing Text Files
with Statements
Dictionaries
- Dictionaries and their Operations
- Aliasing and Copying
Exceptions
- Exception Handling and Flow-of-control
- Principals of using Exceptions
- Catching Multiple Specific Exceptions
- Clean-up after Exceptions
Recursion
- What is Recursion?
- The Three Laws of Recursion
- Visualizing Recursion
- Classes and Objects
- Object Oriented Programming, a Change in Perspective
- User Defined Classes
- Constructors and other Methods
- Using Objects as Arguments and Parameters
- Instances as Return Values
Using Classes and Objects
- Fractions
- Mutating Objects
- Sameness
- Arithmetic Methods