Computer Science Principles
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Objectives in LxD
3.4 Strings
3.4 Strings
3.3 Mathematical Expressions
3.3 Math Expressions
3.2 Data Abstractions
3.2 Data Abstractions
3.1 Variables & Assignments
3.1 Variables and Assignments
3.1 Variables and Assignments (Sample)
Intro to Python
Intro to Javascript
Variables and HTML DOM (Sample)
3.5 Boolean Expressions (PY)
3.5 Boolean Expressions (JS)
3.8 Iterations
3.7 Nested Conditionals
3.6 Conditionals
3.8 Iterations
3.7 Nested Conditionals
3.6 Conditionals
3.13 Developing Procedures
3.12 Calling Procedures
3.10 Lists
3.13 Developing Procedures
3.10 Lists
3.9 Developing Algorithms
3.17 Algorithmic Efficiency
3.9 Algorithms
3.17 Algorithmic Efficiency
3.15 Random Numbers (pseudocode)
3.15 Random Numbers (js)
3.15 Random Numbers (py)
BI 3 Review
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Intro to Python
Intro to Python
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Intro to Python 🐉
Python is one of the most popular and versatile programming languages in the world. Known for its readability and simplicity, it allows developers to focus on solving problems rather than dealing with complex syntax. Whether you’re building web applications, automating tasks, analyzing data, or experimenting with artificial intelligence, Python provides a rich ecosystem of tools and libraries to help you succeed.
Why Python?
- Readable and Simple Syntax
- Python code is often close to plain English, making it easier for beginners to learn and professionals to maintain.
- Cross-Domain Use
- Web Development: Frameworks like Django and Flask.
- Data Science & AI: Libraries such as NumPy, Pandas, TensorFlow, PyTorch.
- Automation: Scripts for repetitive tasks and system operations.
- Game Development & More: Tools like Pygame and Kivy.
- Community Support
- Python has a vast global community, offering countless tutorials, forums, and open-source packages.
The Developer’s Mindset
As you begin Python development, focus on:
- Experimentation: Try small scripts and build confidence.
- Problem-Solving: Use Python to automate or simplify real tasks.
- Incremental Growth: Learn the core first (variables, loops, functions), then explore libraries that match your interests.