Programming on Python. Basic course
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Any scientific or technical discipline requires programming skills. Python is the perfect first programming language, and this book is the best guide to study it.
Teachers of Princeton University Robert Sedzhvik, Kevin Wayne and Robert Dondero wrote an affordable interdisciplinary training course in Python programming, considering important and real cases of its application, not abstract examples. The authors demonstrate the tools necessary for students to study programming in a natural, non -core and creative way.
This manual focuses on the most useful means of Python and introduces programming with examples that are useful for each student of scientific, technical and information specialties.
Features of the book
Basic programming elements: variables, appropriation operators, built -in data types, conditional expressions, cycles, arrays, input and output, including graphics and sound.
Functions, modules and libraries: Organization of programs to components that provide independent debugging, support and multiple use.
Object-oriented programming and data abstraction: objects, modules, encapsulation, etc.
Algorithms and data structures: sorting and search algorithms, stacks, queues and symbol tables.
All examples from the field of applied mathematics, chemistry, biology and computer science are compatible with the Python version 2 and 3.
Based on their extensive teaching practice, the authors complet each section lists of questions and answers, exercises, and Often and practical exercises.
On the website introcs.cs.princeton.edu/python many additional information and auxiliary materials are available, including source code, input and withdrawal libraries, solutions for some exercises and much more. This website allows you to use your own computers to teach and study the material of the book.
About the authors
Robert Sedzhvik - a professor of computer science at Princeton University. He held leading positions in several advanced research laboratories, as well as in the Adobe Systems team. Robert co-authored with Kevin Wayne wrote books by Introduction to Programming in Java (published at Addison-Wesley) and Java algorithms, 4th edition (per. From English, ID "Williams", 2012)
Kevin Wayne - teaches computer science at Princeton University, where he has been working since 1998. He is an honored teacher (ACM Distinguished Educator), Doctor of Philosophy of Operations and Organization of the Production of Cornell University.
Robert Dondero - teaches computer science at Princeton University since 2001. He is a winner of eight awards in the field of technical education and has awards for long and impeccable work. He is also a doctor of philosophy of computer science and technology of the University of Drexel
Teachers of Princeton University Robert Sedzhvik, Kevin Wayne and Robert Dondero wrote an affordable interdisciplinary training course in Python programming, considering important and real cases of its application, not abstract examples. The authors demonstrate the tools necessary for students to study programming in a natural, non -core and creative way.
This manual focuses on the most useful means of Python and introduces programming with examples that are useful for each student of scientific, technical and information specialties.
Features of the book
Basic programming elements: variables, appropriation operators, built -in data types, conditional expressions, cycles, arrays, input and output, including graphics and sound.
Functions, modules and libraries: Organization of programs to components that provide independent debugging, support and multiple use.
Object-oriented programming and data abstraction: objects, modules, encapsulation, etc.
Algorithms and data structures: sorting and search algorithms, stacks, queues and symbol tables.
All examples from the field of applied mathematics, chemistry, biology and computer science are compatible with the Python version 2 and 3.
Based on their extensive teaching practice, the authors complet each section lists of questions and answers, exercises, and Often and practical exercises.
On the website introcs.cs.princeton.edu/python many additional information and auxiliary materials are available, including source code, input and withdrawal libraries, solutions for some exercises and much more. This website allows you to use your own computers to teach and study the material of the book.
About the authors
Robert Sedzhvik - a professor of computer science at Princeton University. He held leading positions in several advanced research laboratories, as well as in the Adobe Systems team. Robert co-authored with Kevin Wayne wrote books by Introduction to Programming in Java (published at Addison-Wesley) and Java algorithms, 4th edition (per. From English, ID "Williams", 2012)
Kevin Wayne - teaches computer science at Princeton University, where he has been working since 1998. He is an honored teacher (ACM Distinguished Educator), Doctor of Philosophy of Operations and Organization of the Production of Cornell University.
Robert Dondero - teaches computer science at Princeton University since 2001. He is a winner of eight awards in the field of technical education and has awards for long and impeccable work. He is also a doctor of philosophy of computer science and technology of the University of Drexel
Author:
Author:Sedzhvik Robert
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Computer & Technology
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907203-34-1
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