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Index
About This eBook Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface
Acknowledgments The Hard Way Is Easier Do Not Copy-Paste A Note on Practice and Persistence A Warning for the Smarties
Exercise 0. The Setup
Mac OSX Windows Linux Warnings for Beginners
Exercise 1. A Good First Program
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 2. Comments and Pound Characters
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 3. Numbers and Math
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 4. Variables and Names
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 5. More Variables and Printing
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 6. Strings and Text
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 7. More Printing
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 8. Printing, Printing
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 9. Printing, Printing, Printing
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 10. What Was That?
What You Should See Escape Sequences Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 11. Asking Questions
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 12. Prompting People
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 13. Parameters, Unpacking, Variables
Hold Up! Features Have Another Name What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 14. Prompting and Passing
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 15. Reading Files
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 16. Reading and Writing Files
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 17. More Files
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 18. Names, Variables, Code, Functions
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 19. Functions and Variables
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 20. Functions and Files
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 21. Functions Can Return Something
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 22. What Do You Know So Far?
What You Are Learning
Exercise 23. Read Some Code Exercise 24. More Practice
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 25. Even More Practice
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 26. Congratulations, Take a Test!
Common Student Questions
Exercise 27. Memorizing Logic
The Truth Terms The Truth Tables Common Student Questions
Exercise 28. Boolean Practice
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 29. What If
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 30. Else and If
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 31. Making Decisions
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 32. Loops and Lists
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 33. While-Loops
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 34. Accessing Elements of Lists
Study Drills
Exercise 35. Branches and Functions
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 36. Designing and Debugging
Rules for If-Statements Rules for Loops Tips for Debugging Homework
Exercise 37. Symbol Review
Keywords Data Types String Escape Sequences String Formats Operators Reading Code Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 38. Doing Things to Lists
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 39. Dictionaries, Oh Lovely Dictionaries
What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 40. Modules, Classes, and Objects
Modules Are Like Dictionaries What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 41. Learning to Speak Object Oriented
Word Drills Phrase Drills Combined Drills A Reading Test Practice English to Code Reading More Code Common Student Questions
Exercise 42. Is-A, Has-A, Objects, and Classes
How This Looks in Code About class Name(object) Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 43. Basic Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
The Analysis of a Simple Game Engine Top Down vs. Bottom Up The Code for “Gothons from Planet Percal #25” What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 44. Inheritance vs. Composition
What is Inheritance? The Reason for super() Composition When to Use Inheritance or Composition Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 45. You Make a Game
Evaluating Your Game Function Style Class Style Code Style Good Comments Evaluate Your Game
Exercise 46. A Project Skeleton
Installing Python Packages Creating the Skeleton Project Directory Testing Your Setup Using the Skeleton Required Quiz Common Student Questions
Exercise 47. Automated Testing
Writing a Test Case Testing Guidelines What You Should See Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 48. Advanced User Input
Our Game Lexicon What You Should Test Design Hints Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 49. Making Sentences
Match and Peek The Sentence Grammar A Word on Exceptions What You Should Test Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 50. Your First Website
Installing lpthw.web Make a Simple “Hello World” Project What’s Going On? Fixing Errors Create Basic Templates Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 51. Getting Input from a Browser
How the Web Works How Forms Work Creating HTML Forms Creating a Layout Template Writing Automated Tests for Forms Study Drills Common Student Questions
Exercise 52. The Start of Your Web Game
Refactoring the Exercise 43 Game Sessions and Tracking Users Creating an Engine Your Final Exam Common Student Questions
Next Steps
How to Learn Any Programming Language
Advice from an Old Programmer Appendix. Command Line Crash Course
Introduction: Shut Up and Shell Exercise 1: The Setup Exercise 2: Paths, Folders, Directories (pwd) Exercise 3: If You Get Lost Exercise 4: Make a Directory (mkdir) Exercise 5: Change Directory (cd) Exercise 6: List Directory (ls) Exercise 7: Remove Directory (rmdir) Exercise 8: Move Around (pushd, popd) Exercise 9: Make Empty Files (Touch, New-Item) Exercise 10: Copy a File (cp) Exercise 11: Move a File (mv) Exercise 12: View a File (less, MORE) Exercise 13: Stream a File (cat) Exercise 14: Remove a File (rm) Exercise 15: Exit Your Terminal (exit) Command Line Next Steps
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