'Math import' presentation slideshows

sample1.py

Python Programming Techniques Eliot Feibush Zach Kaplan Bum Shik Kim Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory PICSciE Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering. sample1.py. x = 0. xmax = 2. xincr = .1 while x < xmax: # Here is a block of code :

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Introduction to Python Part 2 v0.6

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Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science

Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science. Chapter 3 Computing with Numbers. Objectives. To understand the concept of data types. To be familiar with the basic numeric data types in Python. To understand the fundamental principles of how numbers are represented in a computer.

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Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science

Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science. Chapter 3 Computing with Numbers. Objectives. To understand the concept of data types. To be familiar with the basic numeric data types in Python. To understand the fundamental principles of how numbers are represented in a computer.

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H3D API Training

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Python Crash Course Functions , Modules

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Q and A for Sections 2.6 – 2.8

Q and A for Sections 2.6 – 2.8. CS 106 Victor Norman. Pure Functions. Q: If the syntax for a method call is object.method (parameters) , then what is the syntax for a pure function call ? A: function(parameters ) Q: What is a non-pure function called? An “impure” function?

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Current state

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Turtle Graphics

Turtle Graphics. Victor Norman CS104 Calvin College. Reading Quiz. Counts toward your grade. Quick Introduction to Objects. You have to instantiate the object, making a variable refer to it: turt = turtle.Turtle () You call (or "invoke") methods on it: turt.forward (10)

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Making our own Classes and objects

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Python Libraries

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