Table of Contents
- 1. The way of the program
- 2. Why learning programming?
- 3. Choosing a programming language
- 4. Compiled languages
- 5. Interpreted languages
- 6. Low-level languages versus high-level languages
- 7. Low-level language: example program (C++)
- 8. High-level language: example program (C++)
- 9. Low-level languages versus high-level languages
- 10. Examples of computer languages
- 11. Python
- 12. Some examples of Python applications
- 13. Some examples of Python applications
- 14. Some examples of Python applications
- 15. Variables, expressions and statements
- 16. "Appels en peren": types
- 17. Which type applies to what?
- 18. Variables
- 19. Variable names
- 20. Evaluating expressions
- 21. Creating and running a python program
- 22. Python command line mode
- 23. Functions
- 24. Syntax
- 25. Syntax, examples (1)
- 26. Syntax, examples (2)
- 27. Syntax, examples (3)
- 28. Python modules with functions
- 29. Adding new functions
- 30. Function definition: syntax
- 31. Function definition: example
- 32. Variables in a function are local (1)
- 33. Variables in a function are local (2)
- 34. Reasons to use user defined functions
- 35. Conditionals and recursion
- 36. Jan is taller than Piet: comparison operators (1)
- 37. Comparison operators (2)
- 38. Logical operators
- 39. Combining logical and comparison operators
- 40. If it rains, I stay at home: conditional execution
- 41. Conditional execution, example 1
- 42. Conditional execution, example
- 43. If it rains, I stay at home, else I go swimming: alternative
execution
- 44. Alternative execution, example
- 45. Alternative execution, example
- 46. If it rains, I stay at home, else if it is also hot I go
swimming, else..: chained conditionals
- 47. Chained conditionals, example
- 48. Chained conditionals, example
- 49. User intervention: keyboard input (1)
- 50. User intervention: keyboard input (2)
- 51. Fruitful functions & program development
- 52. Iteration
- 53. Multiple assignment (1)
- 54. Multipel assignment (2)
- 55. Multipel assignment (3)
- 56. The while statement, syntax
- 57. The while statement, example
- 58. The while statement, execution
(1)
- 59. The while statement, execution
(2)
- 60. The while statement, example
- 61. The while statement, example 2 (1)
- 62. The while statement, example 2 (2)
- 63. The while statement, example 3 (1)
- 64. The while statement, example 3 (2)
- 65. The while statement, printing a table
- 66. Encapsulation (1)
- 67. Encapsulation (2)
- 68. Encapsulation (3)
- 69. Why encapsulation is useful
- 70. Generalization (1)
- 71. Generalization (2)
- 72. Generalization (3)
- 73. Generalization (3)
- 74. Local variables (1)
- 75. Local variables (2)
- 76. Local variables and while loops (1)
- 77. Local variables and while loops (2)
- 78. Strings
- 79. Compound data type, syntax of bracket operator
- 80. Bracket operator, non-negative index
- 81. Bracket operator, negative index
- 82. Bracket operator, string slices
- 83. Bracket operator, string slices, non-negative indices
I and J
- 84. Bracket operator, string slices, non-negative indices
I and J
- 85. Bracket operator, example (1)
- 86. Bracket operator, example (2)
- 87. Bracket operator, example (3)
- 88. Bracket operator, example (4)
- 89. Bracket operator, example (5)
- 90. Bracket operator, example (6)
- 91. Bracket operator, example (7)
- 92. The string module
- 93. The string module
- 94. Lists
- 95. What is a list?
- 96. Creation
- 97. Printing
- 98. Accessing single elements
- 99. Accessing slices
- 100. Consecutively accessing elements (1)
- 101. Consecutively accessing elements (2)
- 102. Consecutively accessing elements (3)
- 103. Strings are unmutable, lists are mutable (1)
- 104. Strings are unmutable, lists are mutable (2)
- 105. Mutable lists: updating slices
- 106. List as objects (1)
- 107. List as objects (2)
- 108. List as objects (3)
- 109. List as objects (4)
- 110. List as objects (5)
- 111. List as objects, cloning lists
- 112. List as objects, cloning lists
- 113. Nested lists
- 114. Accessing a nested list
- 115. Accessing an element (or slice) in a nested list
- 116. Accessing all elements in nested lists (1)
- 117. Accessing all elements in nested lists (2)
- 118. Accessing all elements in nested lists (3)
- 119. Accessing all elements in nested lists (4)
- 120. String to list conversion (1)
- 121. String to list conversion (2)
- 122. String to list conversion (3)
- 123. Files and exceptions
- 124. Computer memory and files
- 125. Opening and closing a file for reading:
file and
close
- 126. Opening and closing a file for writing:
file and
close
- 127. Reading a whole text file at once:
read()
- 128. Reading a whole text file at once:
readlines()
- 129. Writing to a text file: write()
- 130. Writing to a text file: write()
