Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 2: chapter1 intro

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 3: 2.1-2.2 number and string

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 4: 2.2-2.4 string

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 4: cs1026 chapter4 While loop

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 5: 2.4-2.5 input and output

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 6: chapter3 if statement

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 6: for loop and algorithms

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 7: chapter 3 boolean variable

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 7: ch.4 processing string

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 8: chpt5.lecture 8

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 9: lecture9 List property

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 12: lecture12 List operation

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 13: lecture13 using list with function

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 14: chapter7 file and exception

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 15: lecture15 practice quiz

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 16: text input and output

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 17: 7.5 exception handling

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 18: 8.1-8.2set and dictionary

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 19: 8.3compplex structure

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 20: 9.1-9.3class and object

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 21: 9.4-9.5 constructors

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 22: 9.7-9.9testing a class

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 23: 9.10-9.11object reference

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 24: 10.1-10.5 inheritance

Computer Science 1026A/B Lecture 25: chapter10.5-11.1 Recursion

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