Python programming lab 23
- 41. • PYTHON SYNTAX • Python Syntax • This tutorial will introduce you to Python, a general-purpose, object-oriented interpreted language you can use for countless standalone projects or scripting applications. • Tip Calculator • Now that you've completed the lesson on Python syntax, let's see if you can put your newfound skills to use. In this project, you'll create a simple calculator that determines the price of a meal after tax and tip. • STRINGS AND CONSOLE OUTPUT • Strings & Console Output • This course will introduce you to strings and console output in Python, including creating string literals, calling a variety of string methods, and using the "print" keyword. • Date and Time • This project is a follow up to Unit 2: Strings and Console input and will give you practice with the concepts introduced in that course. • CONDITIONALS AND CONTROL FLOW • Conditionals & Control Flow • In this course, we'll learn how to create programs that generate different outcomes based on user input! • PygLatin • In this project we'll put together all of the Python skills we've learned so far including string manipulation and branching. We'll be building a Pyg Latin translator. (That's Pig Latin for Python Programmers!) • FUNCTIONS • Functions • A function is a reusable section of code written to perform a specific task in a program. We gave you a taste of functions in Unit 3; here, you'll learn how to create your own. • Taking a Vacation • Hard day at work? Rough day at school? Take a load off with a programming vacation! • LISTS & DICTIONARIES • Python Lists and Dictionaries • Lists and dictionaries are powerful tools you can use to store, organize, and manipulate all kinds of information. • A Day at the Supermarket • Let's manage our own supermarket and buy some goods along the way! • STUDENT BECOMES THE TEACHER • Student Becomes the Teacher • Use what you've learned so far to manage your own class. • LISTS AND FUNCTIONS •
- 42. • Lists and Functions • Now that you've learned about lists, let's turbo-charge them with functions. • Battleship! • In this project we will make a simplified version of the classic board game Battleship! We'll use functions, lists, and conditionals to make our game. • LOOPS • Loops • Loops allow you to quickly iterate over information in Python. In this lesson, we'll cover two types of loop: 'while' and 'for'. • Practice Makes Perfect • You know a lot of Python now. Let's do some practice problems! • EXAM STATISTICS • Exam Statistics • Your students just took their first test. It's time to see how everyone did. Let's write a program to compute the mean, variance, and standard deviation of the test scores. • ADVANCED TOPICS IN PYTHON • Advanced Topics in Python • In this lesson, we'll cover some of the more complex aspects of Python, including iterating over data structures, list comprehensions, list slicing, and lambda expressions. • Introduction to Bitwise Operators • Bitwise operations directly manipulate bits—patterns of 0s and 1s. Though they can be tricky to learn at first, their speed makes them a useful addition to any programmer's toolbox. • INTRODUCTION TO CLASSES • Introduction to Classes • Classes are a crucial part of object-oriented programming (OOP). In this course, we'll explain what classes are, why they're important, and how to use them effectively. • Classes • Make your own Car and learn how to driveCar()! • FILE INPUT AND OUTPUT • File Input/Output • Now that you understand Python syntax and have been introduced to some Python best practices, let's apply what you've learned to a real-world application: writing data to a file.