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Hello and welcome to yet another worked exercise. I'm the author of the book Python for Informatics, Exploring Information, as well ...

In a preceding video, we had duplicated code to read the user input outside the loop and inside the loop. To avoid duplicated ...

This is Chapter 9 from Python for Informatics - Exploring Information. From www.pythonlearn.com.

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Design your code around your cats. Data. I mean data. This is a direct continuation of the previous video in this series, the one ...

This is from Python for Informatics - Exploring Information. www.pythonlearn.com.

This is Chapter 10 from Python for Informatics - Exploring Information. From www.pythonlearn.com. All Lectures: ...

In this course, our style guidelines tell you to *always* use braces with if statements. This video explains the problems you could ...

This is worked exercise for Python for Informatics Exercise 3.2. www.pythonlearn.com.

This video shows how to use the Autograder associated with the Python for Informatics web site www.pythonlearn.com.

Useful list methods (append, pop, insert) and a sample program using lists.

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Some ideas on how to go about solving the problem. Includes some pseudocode.

Java doesn't always have to evaluate both sides of a compound condition. See how it can “short circuit” the evaluation.

Working with lists inside lists.

This is Chapter 9 - Dictionaries from Python for Informatics - Exploring Information. www.pythonlearn.com All Lectures: ...

What's going on behind the scenes when you call a method in Java?

When should you use braces around the body of an if/else? (Spoiler alert: always.)