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|a Part I. Foundations -- 1. Computer systems and software -- 2. Python program components -- 3. Functions -- 4. Repetition: for loops -- 5. Computer memory: integers -- 6. Selection: if statements -- 7. Algorithm design and debugging -- 8. Repetition: while loops -- 9. Computer memory: floats -- 10. Simulation -- Part II. Collections and files -- 11. Strings -- 12. Building strings -- 13. Computer memory: text -- 14. Lists -- 15. Files -- 16. String methods -- 17. Mutable and immutable objects -- 18. Dictionaries -- Part III. Selected topics -- 19. Sound manipulation -- 20. Sound synthesis -- 21. Image manipulation -- 22. Image synthesis -- 23. Writing classes -- 24. Cooperating classes -- 25. Related classes -- 26. Functional programming -- 27. Parallel programming -- 28. Graphical user interfaces.
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|a "Preface Welcome! This text provides an introduction to writing software in Python. No previous programming experience is necessary. Most chapters begin with an example program illustrating a small set of new concepts. These programs are available for download at http://www.central. edu/go/conciseintro/. However, you might consider typing each program in by hand rather than using the downloaded files. The reason is that you can learn by typing, both in terms of thoroughly reading the programs and responding to error messages that result from typos. Rather than being a hindrance, learning to deal with error messages will be quite helpful as you write your own programs. To Instructors This text is designed for a first course in computer science and is suitable for majors and non-majors. Among its features: - Chapters are short, intended for one or at most two class periods. This provides a flexible framework to build a course around. - Explanations are brief and precise. - Basic procedural constructs such as functions, selection, and repetition are introduced early, allowing them to be used throughout the semester. - Objects are (explicitly) used in the middle of the course, and writing classes comes towards the end. - Examples, exercises, and projects are from a wide range of application domains, including biology, physics, images, sound, mathematics, games, and textual analysis. - No external libraries are required. All example programs run in standard Python 3. This text is designed to help teach programming rather than being an encyclopedic reference. Topics are introduced as needed for the examples, and the focus is always on what a beginning student might need to know at that point"--Provided by publisher.
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