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ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Newline, Ascii Art

Output is important bc it allows python scripts to interact with other programs. Python uses the print() function to print information to the console.

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Kilobyte, 18 Months, Open-Source Software

All arithmetic is reduced to mere counting. Modern computers are based on voltage levels, either on or off. The reason there are only two levels is bc

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Social Security Number, Takers

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ECS 32A Lecture 5: Arithmetic Expressions

Expression: code that evaluates to a value. Within any of these groups, the expression runs left to right. If you aren"t sure, always use parentheses.

ECS 32A Lecture 6: Strings and Lists

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Round Number, Tuple

ECS 32A Lecture 9: Branches

ECS 32A Lecture 10: Nested Loops and Boolean

Basically just an if-else statement inside another if-else loop. Lots of ways to use the if else logic. Generally avoid nesting because the logic can g

ECS 32A Lecture 11: While Loops

Indents are typically 4 spaces or press the tab key. Each line of code should not be more than 80 characters long. My_string = ( this is a very long st

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Late Fee

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Hhhh

Remember that both c" and c should have the same molecular weight, so your dictionary might have 6 elements instead of 3. Have an outer while loop that

ECS 32A Lecture 15: Functions

Things lke print() input() str() are all functions which do certain tasks when called upon. Python allows you to create your own functions as well. A f

ECS 32A Lecture 16: Function Stubs

ECS 32A Lecture 17: Scope

ECS 32A Lecture 18: Keyword Arguments and String Formatting

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Substring

ECS 32A Lecture 21: Lists

ECS 32A Lecture 22: Dictionaries

ECS 32A Lecture 23: Try Catch Exception

ECS 32A Lecture 25: Raising Exceptions

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Json

ECS 32A Lecture 27: Writing Files

Recall that the syntax to open a file is the open() function and the . close() method. Writing to a file and then reading from it. With open( output_fi

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 28: Object-Oriented Programming, Init

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ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 29: Init

ECS 32A Lecture Notes - Lecture 30: Acronym