Git allows multiple coders to develop a piece of software at the same time by creating distributed source files, which can be edited offline from multiple locations, and then allowing authors or “committers” to commit changes to the main document, or create branches of the master document where code can be edited, then cleaned […]
Creating my first Python game – objects, expressions, variables, loops, containers, functions # The following notes are taken from Lecture 2 and Recitation 1 of MIT Open Courseware’s Intro to CS; and the “Python Basics” module in TreeHouse. # Programs are intended to be read by humans, not just executed. That is why we create comments […]
A> INTRO TO COMPUTER SCIENCE Lesson 1. Intro to Python A. Install Python & IDLE B. Declarative knowledge vs. Imperative knowledge C. Fixed vs. Stored program computer D. Interpreter vs. Compiler, Programming language: Syntax, Static Semantics, Semantics – and how a program can Crash E. Simple programming in Python – Assignment #PS 0 PDF slides for the […]
Last night, I spent the first of many nights to come, dedicated entirely to learning computer science and programming. Here is the structure I have chosen for my learning, and why. The next few blog posts will involve a lot of my notes from each of these courses. When I collect enough information, I will […]
In Progress… DRAWING!! Happily… Will update soon