Practical Programming, Third Edition
by Paul Gries, Jason Montojo, Jennifer Campbell
Practical Programming, 3rd Edition
-  Acknowledgments
-  Preface
- 1. What’s Programming?What’s Programming?
- 2. Hello, Python
- How Does a Computer Run a Python Program?
- Expressions and Values: Arithmetic in Python
- What Is a Type?
- Variables and Computer Memory: Remembering Values
- How Python Tells You Something Went Wrong
- A Single Statement That Spans Multiple Lines
- Describing Code
- Making Code Readable
- The Object of This Chapter
- Exercises
- 3. Designing and Using Functions
- Functions That Python Provides
- Memory Addresses: How Python Keeps Track of Values
- Defining Our Own Functions
- Using Local Variables for Temporary Storage
- Tracing Function Calls in the Memory Model
- Designing New Functions: A Recipe
- Writing and Running a Program
- Omitting a return Statement: None
- Dealing with Situations That Your Code Doesn’t Handle
- What Did You Call That?
- Exercises
- 4. Working with Text
- 5. Making Choices
- 6. A Modular Approach to Program Organization
- 7. Using Methods
- 8. Storing Collections of Data Using Lists
- 9. Repeating Code Using Loops
- 10. Reading and Writing Files
- 11. Storing Data Using Other Collection Types
- 12. Designing Algorithms
- 13. Searching and Sorting
- 14. Object-Oriented Programming
- 15. Testing and Debugging
- 16. Creating Graphical User Interfaces
- 17. Databases
-  Bibliography
Practical Programming, Third Edition
An Introduction to Computer Science Using Python 3.6
by Paul Gries, Jennifer Campbell, Jason Montojo
Version: P1.0 (December 2017)
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