MIT6_0001F16_Additional Python Resources
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MIT6_0001F16_Recursion Dictionaries
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MIT6_0001F16_Object Oriented Programming
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MIT6_0001F16_Python Classes and Inheritance
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MIT6_0001F16_Branching Iteration
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MIT6_0001F16_String Manipulation Guess-and-Check
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MIT6_0001F16_Style Guide
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Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python
6 0001 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python is intended for students with little or no programming experience
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EVERYTHING IN PYTHON IS AN OBJECT (and has a type) ? can create new objects of some type ? can manipulate objects ? can destroy objects
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python variables and types ? NOTE: slides and code files up before each lecture o highly encourage you to download them before lecture
Lecture Slides and Code Introduction to Computer Science and
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Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python
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TEXTBOOKS/TUTORIALS • Dive Into Python - another survey of Python syntax datatypes etc • Think Python by Allen Downey - a good general overview of the
MIT6_0001F16_Recursion Dictionaries - MIT OpenCourseWare
6 0001 Fall 2016 Undergraduate Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python MIT Open Learning Over 2500 courses materials
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A PYTHON DICTIONARY ? store pairs of data • key • value my_dict = {} 6 0001 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python Fall 2016
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For a detailed explanation of how Python represents floats read Section 3 4 (pp 29-31) of your textbook In short floats are represented as factors of
