This repository contains assignments and projects completed for the Programming Fundamentals course in Python. The course covers core Python programming concepts, with a focus on object-oriented programming, mathematical operations, conditionals, data containers, iteration, exception handling, and working with text and files. Based on Charles Severance's Python for Everybody and other recommended resources, the assignments aim to build a solid foundation in Python programming fundamentals.
- Instructor: Aaron Brick
- Materials: Python for Everybody by Charles Severance, UNIX Tutorial by Kevin Heard, and supplemental videos and notes.
- Topics Covered:
- Python fundamentals, including server basics and object-oriented principles.
- Core programming concepts, from conditional logic to file handling.
- Exploration of real-world applications, such as command-line arguments and text analysis.
| Week | Topic | Assignment |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Background | Comment your favorite song. |
| 2 | Server Basics | Write a program that prints your California Assembly representative. |
| 3 | Objects | Program to calculate population portion with UN Security Council representation. |
| 4 | Math | Calculate average people represented by county supervisors in LA and SF. |
| 5 | Conditionals | Simulate two dice rolls and check if the sum is a multiple of three. |
| 6 | Containers I | Reorder and print command-line arguments from last to first. |
| 7 | Containers II | Print unique command-line arguments alphabetically. |
| 8 | Iteration | Roll dice multiple times and calculate percentage of multiples of three. |
| 9 | Exceptions | Adder program that sums integer arguments, ignoring non-integers. |
| 10 | Text & Files | Estimate unique words in a text file. |
| 11 | Functions | Functions assignment. |
| 12 | Regular Expressions | Regular expressions assignment. |
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/nest0r-cpu/CS131B.git
- Ensure Python is installed: python --version
1.Navigate to each assignment folder. 2.Run the Python files with command-line arguments as specified in each assignment description: python assignment_name.py argument1 argument2