Lecture Slides

Some of them are accompanied by the example Python programs we write in class. To put the example Python programs onto your computer (at least in Windows), right-click on the link for the program and select "Save target as.." or "Save as..". The same goes for data files.

• Mon 1/7 slides. Read Chapter 1 in the textbook. The first program is due on Thursday at 10pm.
• Wds 1/9 slides.
• Fri 1/11 slides. The second program is due Thurs Jan 17 at 10pm.
• Mon 1/14 slides.
  guessNum.py, inputCheck.py
• Wds 1/16 slides.
  retire.py
• Fri 1/18 slides.
  monthly.py, gettingFloat.py
• Wds 1/23 slides.
  We did not actually cover the break statement in class.
• Fri 1/25 slides.
  Midterm review.
• Wds 1/30 slides.
  Break, continue, nested loops, storing data in a list. Counting the number of flips to get 10 heads.
  countFlips.py
• Fri 2/1 slides.
  Lists and strings are sequences, the in operator, reading and printing a file.
  readFile.py, and input file menu.txt
• Mon 2/4 slides.
  Extracting data from a line in a file, intro to temperature assignment.
  calorieCounter.py, and input file menu.txt
• Wds 2/6 slides.
  Filecabinet metaphore for lists, lists are mutable, writing a file.
  listOZeros.py, countFlipsWriteFile.py