Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Image Credits
- Introduction
- Downloading Python
- Some Tips
- Part I Learning Python
- Challenges 1–11 The Basics
- Challenges 12–19 If Statements
- Challenges 20–26 Strings
- Challenges 27–34 Maths
- Challenges 35–44 For Loop
- Challenges 45–51 While Loop
- Challenges 52–59 Random
- Challenges 60–68 Turtle Graphics
- Challenges 69–79 Tuples, Lists and Dictionaries
- Challenges 80–87 More String Manipulation
- Challenges 88–95 Numeric Arrays
- Challenges 96–103 2D Lists and Dictionaries
- Challenges 105–110 Reading and Writing to a Text File
- Challenges 111–117 Reading and Writing to a .csv File
- Challenges 118–123 Subprograms
- Challenges 124–132 Tkinter GUI
- Challenges 133–138 More Tkinter
- Challenges 139–145 SQLite
- Part II Chunky Challenges
- What Next?
- Glossary
- Index
Challenges 1–11 - The Basics
from Part I - Learning Python
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 May 2019
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Image Credits
- Introduction
- Downloading Python
- Some Tips
- Part I Learning Python
- Challenges 1–11 The Basics
- Challenges 12–19 If Statements
- Challenges 20–26 Strings
- Challenges 27–34 Maths
- Challenges 35–44 For Loop
- Challenges 45–51 While Loop
- Challenges 52–59 Random
- Challenges 60–68 Turtle Graphics
- Challenges 69–79 Tuples, Lists and Dictionaries
- Challenges 80–87 More String Manipulation
- Challenges 88–95 Numeric Arrays
- Challenges 96–103 2D Lists and Dictionaries
- Challenges 105–110 Reading and Writing to a Text File
- Challenges 111–117 Reading and Writing to a .csv File
- Challenges 118–123 Subprograms
- Challenges 124–132 Tkinter GUI
- Challenges 133–138 More Tkinter
- Challenges 139–145 SQLite
- Part II Chunky Challenges
- What Next?
- Glossary
- Index
Summary
The user starts to experiment and use the example code to write simple coded solutions using Python. They learn how to incorporate input and print statements and combine strings and variables to produce meaningful programs. There are eleven challenges to complete and the answers are provided for each challenge given.
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- Python by ExampleLearning to Program in 150 Challenges, pp. 11 - 16Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2019