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 […]