Introduction to programming theory slides
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Theory slides containing basic programming skills in Python that can be used to suppliment live demonstrations and be used as reference material by students. Ideal to be placed on a VLE for students to peruse as they require and promote resilience rather then just asking the teacher.
There is a seperate presentation for each skill and are divided as follows:
- Key vocabulary (a dictionary of key programming terms)
- Input, output and variables
- Data types
- Operators
- String slicing
- String handling methods
- 1D lists
- List handling methods
- Selection
- More string handling methods
- Iteration - count controlled
- Iteration - condition controlled
- Iteration - infinite loop
- Random module
- Subroutines
- 2D lists
- Dictionaries
- Dictionary handling methods
- Pre-defined functions
Others to be added as they are completed.
Edit history
James King | 01.10.23
Amendment to subroutines and dictionaries
James King | 08.08.23
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James King | 08.08.23
Amendment to dictionaries
James King | 08.08.23
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James King | 07.08.23
Amendment to 2D lists
James King | 06.08.23
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James King | 21.07.23
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James King | 18.07.23
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James King | 07.07.23
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