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1. 6.189: Introduction to Programming in Python
Session 1
Course Syllabus
1. Administrivia. Variables and Types.
2. Functions. Basic Recursion.
3. Control Flow: Branching and Repetition.
4. Introduction to Objects: Strings and Lists.
5. Project 1: Structuring Larger Programs.
6. Python Modules. Debugging Programs.
7. Introduction to Data Structures: Dictionaries.
8. Functions as a Type, Anonymous Functions and List Comprehensions
9. Project 2: Working in a Team.
10. Quiz. Wrap-up.
Administrivia
1. Grading. Well, it’s a pass/fail course – attend the classes, do the homework. Attendance is important:
email us in advance if you have to miss a class.
2. Optional Assignment(s). There’s an optional assignment that you can work on when you have free
time, e.g. if you finish the class lab period early. This assignment is completely optional – it was designed
to give you a better intuition for programming and to help in later course 6 studies.
3 . Textbook. This class uses readings from the online textbook How to Think Like a Computer Scientist –
its always nice to have two perspectives on concepts. You can find this textbook at the following link:
http://www.openbookproject.net/thinkcs/python/english2e/index.xhtml
Notes/Homework
1. Install Python. You can get the latest version at www.python.org.
Linux and OS X users: You should already have Python installed – to test this, run the command
python in console mode. Note that the first line tells you the version number: you may want to
upgrade your installation if you have a version earlier than 2.3.
Windows users: Grab the windows installer from the Downloads section. After installation, you
can run the IDLE (Python GUI) command from the Start menu.
2. 2. Reading. Read 1.1-1.2, 1.8-1.9, and chapter 2 from the textbook.
3. Writing Programs. Recall that a program is just a set of instructions for the computer to execute. Let’s
start with a basic command:
print x: Prints the value of the expression x, followed by a newline.
Program Text:
print “Hello World!”
print “How are you?”
Output:
Hello World!
How are you?
(The compiler needs those quotation marks to identify strings – we’ll talk about this later.) Don’t worry,
we’ll be adding many more interesting commands later! For now, though, we’ll use this to have you
become familiar with the administrative details of writing a program.
Write a program that, when run, prints out a tic-tac-toe board.
Linux and OS X users: To write your program, just create a text file with the contents of the
program text (e.g. the program text above.) To run your program (pretend its named
first_print.py), use the command python first_print.py at the shell.
Windows users: The best way to program in Windows is using the IDLE GUI (from the shortcut
above.) To create a new program, run the command File->New Window (CTRL+N) – this will open
up a blank editing window. In general, save your program regularly; after saving, you can hit F5 to
run your program and see the output.
Make sure to write your program using the computer at least once! The purpose of this question is to
make sure you know how to write programs using your computing environment; many students in
introductory courses experience trouble with assignments not because they have trouble with the
material but because of some weird environment quirk.
You can write the answer to the question in the box below (I know its hard to show spaces while writing
– just do your best)
Program Text:
3. Expected Output:
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4. Interpreter Mode. Python has a write-as-you-go mode that’s useful when testing small snippets of
code. You can access this by running the command python at the shell (for OS X and Linux) or by starting
the IDLE GUI (for Windows) – you should see a >>> prompt. Try typing a print command and watch what
happens.
You’ll find that its much more convenient to solve a lot of the homework problems using the interpreter.
When you want to write an actual, self-contained program (e.g. writing the game tic-tac-toe), follow the
instructions in section 3 above.
5. Variables. Put simply, variables are containers for storing information. For example:
Program Text:
a = “Hello World!”
print a
Output:
Hello World!
The = sign is an assignment operator which says: assign the value “Hello World!” to the variable a.
Program Text:
a = “Hello World!”
a = “and goodbye..”
print a
Output:
and goodbye..
Taking this second example, the value of a after executing the first line above is “Hello World!”, and
after the second line its “and goodbye..” (which is what gets printed)
4. In Python, variables are designed to hold specific types of information. For example, after the first
command above is executed, the variable a is associated with the string type. There are several types of
information that can be stored:
Boolean. Variables of this type can be either True or False.
Integer. An integer is a number without a fractional part, e.g. -4, 5, 0, -3.
Float. Any rational number, e.g. 3.432. We won’t worry about floats for today.
String. Any sequence of characters. We’ll get more in-depth with strings later in the week.
Python (and many other languages) are zealous about type information. The string “5” and integer 5 are
completely different entities to Python, despite their similar appearance. You’ll see the importance of
this in the next section.
Write a program that stores the value 5 in a variable a and prints out the value of a, then stores the
value 7 in a and prints out the value of a (4 lines.)
Program Text:
Expected Output:
5
7
6. Operators. Python has the ability to be used as a cheap, 5-dollar calculator. In particular, it supports
basic mathematical operators: +, -, *, /.
Program Text:
a = 5 + 7
print a
Output:
12
Variables can be used too.
Program Text:
a = 5
b = a + 7
print b
5. Output:
12
Expressions can get fairly complex.
Program Text:
a = (3+4+21) / 7
b = (9*4) / (2+1) - 6
print (a*b)-(a+b)
Output:
14
These operators work on numbers. Type information is important – the following expressions would
result in an error.
“Hello” / 123 “Hi” + 5 “5” + 7
The last one is especially important! Note that Python just sees that 5 as a string – it has no concept of it
possibly being a number.
Some of the operators that Python includes are
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication. a+b, a-b, and a*b respectively.
Integer Division. a/b. Note that when division is performed with two integers, only the quotient
is returned (the remainder is ignored.) Try typing print 13/6 into the interpreter
Exponentiation (ab). a ** b.
Operators are evaluated using the standard order of operations. You can use parentheses to force
certain operators to be evaluated first.
Let’s also introduce one string operation.
Concatenation. a+b. Combines two strings into one. “Hel” + “lo” would yield “Hello”
Another example of type coming into play! When Python sees a + b, it checks to see what type a and b
are. If they are both strings then it concatenates the two; if they are both integers it adds them; if one is
a string and the other is an integer, it returns an error.
Write the output of the following lines of code (if an error would result, write error):
6. print 13 + 6 Output: _______________________________________
print 2 ** 3 Output: _______________________________________
print 2 * (1 + 3) Output: _______________________________________
print 8 / 9 Output: _______________________________________
print “13” + “6” Output: _______________________________________
print “13” + 6 Output: _______________________________________
7. Review. Here are the important concepts covered today.
What is a program? How does one write them.
Using the interpreter mode.
Variables: containers for storing information. Variables are typed – each variable only holds
certain types of data (one might be able to store strings, another might be able to store numbers,
etc.)
Operators: +, -, *, /, **, and parentheses.