Name: Starting Out with Python plus MyProgrammingLab with Pearson eText -- Access Card Package (3rd Edition)
Author: Tony Gaddis
ISBN: 9780133862256

Chapter 1 - Introduction To Computers And Programming Chapter 1.2 - Hardware And Software Chapter 1.3 - How Computers Store Data Chapter 1.4 - How A Program Works Chapter 2 - Input, Processing, And Output Chapter 2.1 - Designing A Program Chapter 2.3 - Displaying Output With The Print Function Chapter 2.5 - Variables Chapter 2.6 - Reading Input From The Keyboard Chapter 2.7 - Performing Calculations

Chapter 3 - Decision Structures And Boolean Logic Chapter 3.1 - The If Statement Chapter 3.2 - The If-else Statement Chapter 3.3 - Comparing Strings Chapter 3.4 - Nested Decision Structures And The If-elif-else Statement Chapter 3.5 - Logical Operators Chapter 3.6 - Boolean Variables Chapter 4 - Repetition Structures Chapter 4.1 - Introduction To Repetition Structures Chapter 4.2 - The While Loop: A Condition-controlled Loop Chapter 4.3 - The For Loop: A Count-controlled Loop Chapter 4.4 - Calculating A Running Total Chapter 4.5 - Sentinels Chapter 4.6 - Input Validation Loops Chapter 5 - Functions Chapter 5.2 - Defining And Calling A Void Function Chapter 5.4 - Local Variables Chapter 5.5 - Passing Arguments To Functions Chapter 5.6 - Global Variables And Global Constants Chapter 5.7 - Introduction To Value-returning Functions:generating Random Numbers Chapter 5.8 - Writing Your Own Value-returning Functions Chapter 5.9 - The Math Module Chapter 5.1 - Storing Functions In Modules Chapter 6 - Files And Exceptions Chapter 6.1 - Introduction To File Input And Output Chapter 6.2 - Using Loops To Process Files Chapter 6.3 - Processing Records Chapter 6.4 - Exceptions Chapter 7 - Lists And Tuples Chapter 7.2 - Introduction To Lists Chapter 7.3 - List Slicing Chapter 7.4 - Finding Items In Lists With The In Operator Chapter 7.5 - List Methods And Useful Built-in Functions Chapter 7.8 - Two-dimensional Lists Chapter 7.9 - Tuples Chapter 8 - More About Strings Chapter 8.1 - Basic String Operations Chapter 8.2 - String Slicing Chapter 8.3 - Testing, Searching, And Manipulating Strings Chapter 9 - Dictionaries And Sets Chapter 9.1 - Dictionaries Chapter 9.2 - Sets Chapter 9.3 - Serializing Objects Chapter 10 - Classes And Object-oriented Programming Chapter 10.2 - Classes Chapter 10.3 - Working With Instances Chapter 10.4 - Techniques For Designing Classes Chapter 11 - Inheritance Chapter 11.1 - Introduction To Inheritance Chapter 11.2 - Polymorphism Chapter 12 - Recursion Chapter 12.2 - Problem Solving With Recursion Chapter 13 - Gui Programming Chapter 13.1 - Graphical User Interfaces Chapter 13.2 - Using The Tkinter Module Chapter 13.3 - Display Text With Label Widgets Chapter 13.7 - Using Labels As Output Fields Chapter 13.8 - Radio Buttons And Check Buttons

Book Details

This text is intended for a one-semester introductory programming course for students with limited programming experience. It is also appropriate for readers interested in introductory programming.

In Starting Out with Python, Third Edition Tony Gaddis’ evenly-paced, accessible coverage introduces students to the basics of programming and prepares them to transition into more complicated languages. Python, an easy-to-learn and increasingly popular object-oriented language, allows readers to become comfortable with the fundamentals of programming without the troublesome syntax that can be challenging for novices. With the knowledge acquired using Python, students gain confidence in their skills and learn to recognize the logic behind developing high-quality programs.

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