Transcription of Hands-on Python Tutorial - Loyola University Chicago
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Hands-on Python Tutorial Release for Python Version +. Dr. Andrew N. Harrington, Loyola University Chicago March 06, 2015. CONTENTS. 1 Beginning With Python 1. Context .. 1. The Python Interpreter and Idle, Part I .. 6. Whirlwind Introduction To Types and Functions .. 12. Integer Arithmetic .. 14. Strings, Part I .. 15. Variables and Assignment .. 17. Print Function, Part I .. 19. Strings Part II .. 20. The Idle Editor and Execution .. 20. Input and Output .. 23. Defining Functions of your Own .. 28. Dictionaries .. 41. Loops and Sequences .. 45. Decimals, Floats, and Floating Point Arithmetic .. 59. Summary .. 62. 2 Objects and Methods 71. Strings, Part III .. 71. More Classes and Methods .. 78. Mad Libs Revisited .. 80. Graphics .. 86. Files .. 112. Summary .. 115. 3 More On Flow of Control 119.
1.1.4Philosophy and Implementation of the Hands-On Python Tutorials Although Python is a high-level language, it is not English or some other natural human language. The Python translator does not understand “add the numbers two and three”. Python is a formal language with its own specific
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