Resources
Useful Web Links at this point in the course :
Python docs are available on
line.
You can grab python from here
Be sure to get version 3.6.x not legacy python 2
Get the pycharm editor/IDE
from here You can either get the community edition, or join their
academic program and get the professional edition.
Your Book's Website
From time to time I will put my lecture slides on the website here:
The introductory Lecture
A bunch of little things to get you
started in programming
Arithmetic and oddities of Math in
python
Introduction to Objects and the Zelle
Library
Control Flow, Ifs, logic and whiles
File I/O, working with strings and lists
The slides for working with excel and
openpyxl. I reserve the right to add more to this. But I wanted to
make them available after the first day.
Short slides on moving stuff using graphics.py
from before midterm
Functions, Parameters, return values etc
Bugs and social issues in computing.
Simple Algorithms summing, sorting, median,
largest smallest etc.
Collections and notes on sound using
pyglet library and collisions
Recursion
Internationalization, ASCII etc