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Lecture Notes. Lecture 2: Strings, Input/Output, and Branching. Lecture 2 Code. Readings. Ch 2.3-2.4. Finger Exercise Lecture 2. Assume you are given a variable named number (has a numerical value). Write a piece of Python code that prints out one of the following strings: positive if the variable number is positive; negative if the variable

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STRINGS, INPUT/OUTPUT, and BRANCHING (download slides and .py files to follow along) 6.100L Lecture 2 Ana Bell ... INPUT/OUTPUT 6.100L Lecture 2 14 PRINTING Used to output stuff to console ... and concatenated to the string preceding them. 6.100L Lecture 2 30. num = 3000 fraction = 1/3 print(num*fraction, 'is', fraction*100, '% of', num)

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MIT 6.100L Introduction to CS and Programming using Python, Fall 2022Instructor: Ana BellView the complete course: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-100l-introdu

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This lecture discusses the core elements of programs: strings, input/output, f-strings, operators, branching, and indentation. Big idea: Debug early, debug often. Write a little and test a little. Don't write a complete program at once. It introduces too many errors. Use the Python Tutor to step through code when you see something unexpected!

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Document mit6_100l_f22_lec02.pdf, Subject Computer Science, from MIT School of Business, Length: 50 pages, Preview: STRINGS, INPUT/OUTPUT, and BRANCHING (download slides and .py files to follow along) 6.100L Lecture 2 Ana Bell 1 RECAP pi = 3.14 pi radius ... 6.100L Lecture 2 Ana Bell 1 RECAP pi = 3.14 pi radius. Please share free course

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Lecture 1: Introduction to CS and Programming Using Python; Lecture 2: Strings, Input/Output, and Branching; Lecture 3: Iteration; Lecture 4: Loops over Strings, Guess-and-Check, and Binary; Lecture 5: Floats and Approximation Methods; Lecture 6: Bisection Search (FIXED) Lecture 7: Decomposition, Abstraction, and Functions; Lecture 8: Functions

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This lecture discusses the core elements of programs: strings, input/output, f-strings, operators, branching, and indentation. Big idea: Debug early, debug often. Write a little and test a little. Don't write a complete program at once. It introduces too many errors. Use the Python Tutor to step through code when you see something unexpected

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This lecture discusses the core elements of programs: strings, input/output, f-strings, operators, branching, and indentation. Big idea: Debug early, debug often. Write a little and test a little. Don't write a complete program at once. It introduces too many errors. Use the Python Tutor to step through code when you see something unexpected!

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View Notes - lect2_branch_loops_strings.pdf from CS 6.0001 at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. STRINGS, BRANCHING, ITERATION (download slides and .py files from Stellar to follow along!) 6.0001

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len calculates the number of characters in the string using its own code, code that is built-in to Python. len returns the calculated value (in this case, 6) for print to use. We will learn more about using functions in Lecture 4 and writing our own functions in Lecture 5. Writing good functions is crucial to good programming.

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C++ -vs- C strings. C++ has (confusingly) two kinds of strings: C strings (char arrays), inherited from the C language; C++ strings (string objects), which is part of the standard C++ library. When possible, declare C++ strings for better usability (you will get plenty of C strings in CS 107!) Any string literal such as "hi there" is a C string.

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STRINGS, BRANCHING, ITERATION download slides and .py files to follow along! https:/sicp-s1.mit.edu/fall22 6100A LECTURE 2 John ... variables and values § Input & output 6.100A LECTURE 2 3 . ... this = "it is" what = this + today what = this + " " + today § Many operations on a string as defined in Python docs old_song = today * 2 6.100A

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1 Overview of Lecture 2 The following topics will be covered quickly • strings • vectors as "smart arrays" • Basic recursion Mostly, these are assumed to be review. We will return to each of them during the course of the semester. 2 C++ Strings 2.1 Example 1 Here is example output of a program that reads in a string and outputs a

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The function input() is a Python built-in function that outputs the input string inside parantheses to the output screen, and then waits for the user to enter an input. This function reads a line from input, and converts it to a string (stripping a trailing newline), and returns that. One can also put the user's input directly into a variable

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Lecture 4: Loops over Strings, Guess-and-Check, and Binary. video. 75 MB Lecture 5: Floats and Approximation Methods. video. 132 MB Lecture 6: Bisection Search (FIXED) video. 70 MB ... Lecture 2: Strings, Input/Output, and Branching. pdf. 744 kB Lecture 3: Iteration. pdf. 1 MB

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Lecture 2 - Console Input and Output. Screen output System.out System is an object that is part of the Java language println is a method invoked by the System object that can be used for console output Whatever is put as an argument will printed as output + can be used to concatenate/connect more than one item Ends a line after each invocation

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View LN02_control_flow.pdf from MIST 3050 at University of Massachusetts, Lowell. Strings, Input/Output, and Flow of Control MIST.3050 Lecture 2 Prof. Amit Deokar Thank you to Prof. Harry Zhu for his

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Lecture 2: Branching and Iteration. Viewing videos requires an internet connection Description: In this lecture, Dr. Bell introduces strings and indentation in Python, then discusses basic features of programmatic logic, such as branching, conditionals, iteration, and loops.

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Lecture Notes. pdf. 1 MB Lecture 2: Strings, Input/Output, and Branching Download File DOWNLOAD. Course Info Instructor Dr. Ana Bell; Departments Electrical Engineering and Computer Science; As Taught In Fall 2022

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View MSDS 532 Lecture 2 (week 2).pptx from CSCI MISC at Albany State University. MSDS Data Science Programming with Python Lecture 2: Strings, Branching, and Control Overview • previous lecture

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Similarly, each program that uses a standard input/output function must contain the statement #include <stdio> at the beginning. 2. Reading a character The simplest of all input/output operations is reading a character from the 'standard input' unit (usually thekeyboard) and writing it to the 'standard output' unit (usually the screen).

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Lecture 2: Strings, Input/Output, and Branching. Lecture 3: Iteration. Lecture 4: Loops over Strings, Guess-and-Check, and Binary. Lecture 5: Floats and Approximation Methods ... Lecture 10: Lists and Mutability (FIXED) Lecture 11: Aliasing and Cloning. Lecture 12: List Comprehension, Functions as Objects, Testing, and Debugging (FIXED) Lecture