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1 Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science Introduction Python Programming, 2/e 1
2 Website Python Programming, 2/e 2
3 What s a modern computer? Used almost everywhere in our lives: Write a paper Balance the checkbook Predict weather Design airplanes Etc Python Programming, 2/e 3
4 What s a modern computer? A modern computer: A machine that stores and manipulates information under the control of a changeable program. Two key elements: Computers are devices for manipulating information. Computers operate under the control of a changeable program. Python Programming, 2/e 4
5 What is a computer program? A detailed, step-by-step set of instructions telling a computer what to do. If we change the program, the computer performs a different set of actions or a different task. The machine stays the same, but the program changes! Python Programming, 2/e 5
6 Program Power Programs are executed, or carried out. All computers have the same power, with suitable programming, i.e. each computer can do the things any other computer can do. Python Programming, 2/e 6
7 Program Power (Cont.) Software (programs) rule the hardware (the physical machine). The process of creating this software is called programming. Python Programming, 2/e 7
8 Why learn to program? Fundamental part of computer science Helps you have an understanding of the strengths and limitations of computers. Helps you become a more intelligent user of computers It can be fun! Form of expression Helps the development of problem solving skills, especially in analyzing complex systems by reducing them to interactions between simpler systems. Programmers are in great demand! Python Programming, 2/e 8
9 Programming Languages Natural language has ambiguity and imprecision problems when used to describe complex algorithms. "Note" = "A musical tone" or "A short written record." "Lie" = "Statement that you know it is not true" or "present tense of lay: to be or put yourself in a flat position." Python Programming, 2/e 9
10 Programming Languages (Cont.) Programs expressed in an unambiguous, precise way using programming languages. Every structure in programming language has a precise form, called its syntax. Every structure in programming language has a precise meaning, called its semantics. Python Programming, 2/e 10
11 Programming Languages (Cont.) Programming language like a code for writing the instructions the computer will follow. Programmers will often refer to their program as computer code. Process of writing an algorithm in a programming language often called coding. Python Programming, 2/e 11
12 Programming Languages (Cont.) High-level computer languages Designed to be used and understood by humans Low-level language Computer hardware can only understand a very low level language known as machine language Python Programming, 2/e 12
13 Python Programming, 2/e 13
14 High-level languages Advantages: Independent of a particular type of computer. Closer to human languages and further from machine languages. Easier to read, write, and maintain. However, a compiler or interpreter is needed to translate high-level languages into machine. Python Programming, 2/e 14
15 High-level languages (Cont.) High-level language c = a + b This needs to be translated into machine language that the computer can execute. Compilers convert programs written in a high-level language into the machine language of some computer. Python Programming, 2/e 15
16 Programming Languages (Cont.) Interpreters simulate a computer that understands a high-level language. The source program is not translated into machine language all at once. An interpreter analyzes and executes the source code instruction by instruction. Python Programming, 2/e 16
17 Why Python? excellent for beginners simple and clean syntax highly scalable, suitable for large projects as well as small ones rapid development portable, cross-platform Python Programming, 2/e 17
18 Get Started With Python Python interpreter Download python from Source code text file with.py extension Python Programming, 2/e 18
19 Python Menu Python Programming, 2/e 19
20 The Magic of Python When you start Python, you will see something like: Python (r312:79149, Mar , 00:41:52) [MSC v bit (Intel)] on win32 Type "copyright", "credits" or "license()" for more information. >>> Python Programming, 2/e 20
21 The Magic of Python The >>> is a Python prompt indicating that Python is ready for us to give it a command. These commands are called statements. >>> print("hello, world ) Hello, world >>> print(2+3) 5 >>> print("2+3=", 2+3) 2+3= 5 >>> Python Programming, 2/e 21
22 Python Programming, 2/e 22
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