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CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Microcontroller

Cse 1010 - introduction to computer science and engineering. There is no textbook for this class. We will use an arduino kit a few times this semester.

CSE 1010 Lecture 1: CSE1010- Lecture 1; Course Intro

CSE 1010 Lecture 2: CSE 1010 - Lecture 2 - Python

Cse 1010 - introduction to computer science and engineering. A basic programming language that is very easy to use and have many features. We will be u

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Fall 2018 Lecture 4 - Assignment (computer science)

Cse 1010 - introduction to computer science and engineering. A list is a compound data type. Contains values of other types of data. A way to store mor

CSE 1010 Lecture 4: CSE1010- Lecture 4; Lists

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Relational Operator

Cse 1010 - introduction to computer science and engineering. True and false are the only boolean values. The type is shown as <class bool"> A boolean v

CSE 1010 Lecture 5: CSE1010- Lecture 5; Boolean Values and if Statements

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: While Loop, Boolean Expression

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. The alternative of an if statement (the else statement) will also need its own if statement, and if

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Boolean Expression

Else: alternate: activates if the previous expression fails. Check condition 1: if true, do consequent1 and skip the rest, if false, defer to the alter

CSE 1010 Lecture 6: CSE1010- Lecture 6; More if Statements

CSE 1010 Lecture 7: CSE 1010 - Lecture 7 - For Loops

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. If guess < num: print(cid:383)(cid:361)too low(cid:362)(cid:384) elif guess > num: print(cid:383)(c

CSE 1010 Lecture 7: CSE1010- Lectures 7 & 8; While Loops and Example

CSE 1010 Lecture 7: while loops, indeterminate iterations, and for loops

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: 5,6,7,8

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Example generating a list of 10 random numbers with each number being within the range 0 to 20: Let

CSE 1010 Lecture 8: while loops, for loops

CSE 1010 Lecture 9: CSE 1010 - Lecture 9 - User-Defined Functions

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. A way to group statements together and give them a name. Usually, you don"t refer to a recipe by it

CSE 1010 Lecture 9: Functions, User defined functions, Multiparameter functions, Named arguments, Default arguments

Functions are a way to group statements together and give them a name: after writing a function to solve a problem you can recall it in other programs

CSE 1010 Lecture 9: CSE1010- Lecture 9; Hand-tracing a while loop

CSE 1010 Lecture 10: Return statement

CSE 1010 Lecture 10: CSE1010- Lecture 10; Number guessing

CSE 1010 Lecture 10: CSE 1010 - Lecture 10 - Return Values

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. A function may return a value to the caller: The function returns the length of the string and incl

CSE 1010 Lecture 11: CSE 1010 - Lecture 11 - Nested Loops

Cse 1010 - lecture 11 - introduction to computing for engineers. Arduino stuff is not on exam, it will only be python. Before we start learning about n

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Justin Bieber

CSE 1010 Lecture 11: Nested Loops part 1

Farmer has to plant a seed in every square in a 4x3 acre eld. Change each square to a 1: go 1 row at a time, 1 square at a time per row. Store the eld

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Functional Decomposition

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Row = field(rownum) row(colnum) = 1 print(cid:383)field, (cid:359)row =(cid:360), rownum, (cid:359)

CSE 1010 Lecture 12: Nested Loops part 2, Refactoring

Rewriting the program to get rid of unnecessary parts of the program; improves the structure without changing the behavior: usually shortens the functi

CSE 1010 Lecture 13: CSE 1010 - Lecture 13 - Nested Loops Practice

CSE 1010 Lecture 13: Print function, Nested loops

CSE 1010 Lecture 14: CSE 1010 - Lecture 14 - Dictionaries

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Instead of having indexes like a list does, a dictionary is a container of key-value pairs. Similar

CSE 1010 Lecture 14: Python Dictionary, updating dictionary, dict.get(), empty dictionary, adding to dictionary, removing from dictionary

CSE 1010 Lecture 15: CSE 1010 - Lecture 15 - Midterm Exam Review

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. No writing code, it"s all multiple choice. One 8. 5x11 notes sheet is allowed (double-sided) You do

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Del

Numbers: ints and oats: int: truncates to a whole number (2. 1 > 2, 2. 9 > 2, oat: 16 digits past the decimal. Arithmetic: + - * / // : addition, subtr

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Part Of Speech

CSE 1010 Lecture 17: Intro to object oriented programming (OOP) part 1

Start with data structures and ideas that lead up to oop. Oop is a style of programming using classes and instances: classes. Short for classi cation;

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Instance Variable, Init

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Representing a checking account (continued from last class): Create a function to withdraw money fr

CSE 1010 Lecture 18: Intro to object oriented programming (OOP) part 2, Object Oriented Programming, class, instance, method, instance variable, defining a class, __init__, constructor, self parameter, adding a method, calling a method

Intro to oop part 2 (part one: https://oneclass. com/class-notes/us/uconn/cse/ cse-1010/2216484-cse-1010-lecture-17. en. html) Does not display anythin

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Init

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Add the withdraw method inside the bankaccount class: def withdraw(self, amount): if self. balance

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Init

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Consider this class: class person: self. age = age def __init__(self, age): def getage(self): def p

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Local Variable, Init

When any method in a class is called, python places the instance that the method was called on into the self parameter variable. This is the unique ide

CSE 1010 Lecture 21: CSE 1010 - Lecture 21 - Exceptions

A function should return a correct value or it should not return at all. This does not mean that a function should intentionally get stuck in an unboun

CSE 1010 Lecture 21: Exceptions, debugging, if statement, assert statement, try statement

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Init, Social Security Number

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. 2 amount = check. getamount() print( the amount is", amount) try: bal = source. withdraw(amount) se

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 23: Init

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Continuing the class: class checkingaccount (bankaccount): def writecheck(self, to, amount): def de

CSE 1010 Lecture 24: CSE 1010 - Lecture 24 - Lists and Tuples

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. A list is a collection of values. Values in a list can be changed: A tuple is a collection of value

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 27: Iterator, Iter, Init

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. Consider how a for loop works for var in collection : body of loop. For every element in collection

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 28: Iterator, Iter

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. A generator is a special kind of iterator. It is created as a function that retains its local state

CSE 1010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 29: Iter, Iterator, Inex

Cse 1010 - introduction to computing for engineers. The square class can be rewritten like this: class square(shape): #the square class inherits both m