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CS-UY 1114 Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving

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CS 1114 Intro to Problem Solving and Programming lecture material

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This repository contains Prof. Sebastián Romero Cruz's CS 1114 lecture notes and practice problems.

Note : Use and/or distribution of this material outside of this class is legally restricted by university policy . If you want to use it for any reason other than as a study resource, send me an email about it with the subject line CS1114 Repo Use Request .

To be released every Monday and Wednesday after 6:20pm.

• Introduction
• Programming Fundamentals 1
• Programming Fundamentals 2
• Number Systems and Python Modules
• Selection Statements: if , and else
• Selection Statements: elif and Common Mistakes
• Control-Flow Structures: The while -Loop
• Control-Flow Structures: The for -Loop
• Loops Review and Strings as Sequences
• Manipulating Strings
• Functions: Parameters
• Functions: return
• File Output and Exceptions
• Python Lists
• Memory Maps
• Python Dictionaries
• Dictionary Methods and Iteration
• Comprehensions
• Intro to Object-Oriented Programming
• Intro to Object-Oriented Programming: Methods and the __str__() Method
• Intro to Object-Oriented Programming: Dunder / "Magic" Methods
• Final Exam Review

How To Use This Repository

The general structure of the repo is as follows:

That is, each lecture sub-folder contains a lecture notes README file along with its supplementary py files and other assets (such as images, etc.).

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