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Python這個語言以及其應用

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上課日 課程單元目標及內容 教學法與教學活動 評量
1 2023-09-12 1. Course orientation (what this course is, what this course is not, how this course will proceed, and what to expect from this course ; grading scheme)
2. What makes Python a genuinely high-level language - an initial exposition
3. Python as a "programming-language like" shell-scripting language - back to the original ideal : Part I
In-class presentation and discussion N/A
2 2023-09-19 1. On the side : how the problem of "installed but not found" may be solved
2. Python as a "programming-language like" shell-scripting language - back to the original ideal : Part II
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
3 2023-09-26 Miscellaneous Python features that may be deemed as important :
* Exception handling
* The use of 'type()'
* The issue of NULL (C/C++), null (Java), nil (Lisp/Scheme), and None (Python)
* 16 Finxter puzzles (for you to ponder upon along the way)
* Try to memorize
- %
- slice
* Python dictionary vs. C++/Java hashmap
* List as a universal data structure - a detailed exposition
* Numbers, formatted string, and formatted print (Python-printf) - a detailed exposition
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
4 2023-10-03 1. Some resemblance in constructs and style between CAL (and hsia-idea) and Python
2. How can a language be "genuinely high-level" (again) - Python as the very first and the only example
3. Function annotation and variable annotation - Introduction and discussion
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
2023-10-10 National Holiday (Double Tenth) N/A N/A
5 2023-10-17 Review + code tracing + discussion on the use of ChatGPT (and the like) as coding assistants In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
6 2023-10-24 Parameter passing
* What are there
* How to remember (rules)
* How to use

Concept of unpacking

Relating to C's va_list

How to print without a newline
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
7 2023-10-31 Variables (or rather, names) : Part I
* What does "pointer and struct" have to do with the "name-object" paradigm
* Variables (or rather, names) can come into existence when ...
* Restricted re-declaration of "system variables"
* Regarding import
* Global var. and local var. VS the use of 'global' and 'nonlocal'
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
8 2023-11-07 Variables (or rather, names) : Part II
* dir(), vars(), locals(), globals(), dict, and Python-namespace
* What variables and functions are there? How can we know how to use these functions? - initial exposition
* Everything is an object
* if name == "main"
* What are the other types that we have
* public/private/protected/'_'/'__' ; static/non-static
* Style requirements for programmers with different levels of expertise
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
9 2023-11-14 Review and exam Review and exam Exam
10 2023-11-21 Everything is an object (again)
* Regarding "class-objects"
* Regarding "module-objects"
* Regarding "function-objects"

Revisiting Python's insistence on "No values, just objects!"

How does argparse create new fields of arbitrarily decided names for the objects that it creates?

Python idea of classes and objects are completely unlike that of C/C++/Java
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
11 2023-11-28 What does it mean in Python when you call a function (or something that looks like a function)?

More on Python import

Review, including 「What functions and variables are there, and how to use them」- a more detailed exposition
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
12 2023-12-05 Python for-loops, iterators, iterables, generators, generator expressions, enumerate and comprehensions : Part I In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
13 2023-12-12 Python for-loops, iterators, iterables, generators, generator expressions, enumerate and comprehensions : Part II In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
14 2023-12-19 Think the Python way : A look back In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
15 2023-12-26 When functions are allowed to return functions ... - from decorators to "class methods" and "static methods"

Correct and incorrect ways of writing the methods of a class

The 'with' construct

Regarding 'NotImplemented'

Lambda expressions and 'map'

Metaclass???
In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
16 2024-01-02 Code tracing practice In-class presentation and discussion Q/A
17 2024-01-09 Review and exam Review and exam Exam

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