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WS 1 Object and Data Types.pdf: WS 1 notes (WS1)

hello.py.txt: the simplest python program (WS1)

threeinputs.py.txt: program 2 (WS1)

WS 2 pdf: WS 2 notes (WS2)

WS 2 PowerPoint: WS 2 PowerPoint deck(WS2)

listpractice.py.txtList practice program (WS2)

dictpractice.py.txtDictionary practice program (WS2)

tdata.csv: 3 rows of csv data(WS2)

simpleinput.py.txtPractice program for tdata.csv(WS2)

WS 3 Branch Loop Statements.pdf: WS 3 notes (WS3)

WS 3 PowerPoint: WS 3 PowerPoint deck(WS2)

guessing-game.py.txt: Guess the number (WS3)

Gamedata.csv: Auburn MBB game scores (WS3)

auscore.py.txt: Program to calculate score averages (WS3)

WS 4 Functions.pdf: WS 4 notes (WS4)

auscoredef.py.txt: Program to calculate score averages with function (WS4)

auscoreset.py.txt: Program to calculate score averages with sets and a function (WS4)

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8-queens-elegant.py.txt: an elegant solution to the 8 queens problem

8-queens-iterative.py.txt: an iterative solution to the 8 queens problem

8-queens.py.txt: a solution to the 8 queens problem

bank-account-object.py.txt: an example of defining an object

binary-to-integer.py.txt: converts a binary number entered as 1's and 0' into an integer number

bottles-of-beer.py.txt: the drinking song (looping)

branch.py.txt: an example of branching

branchgood.py.txt: a slightly better example of branching

command-line-input-and-try.py.txt: demonstrates a way to read arguments from the command line

csvfileflip.py.txt: csv file i/o

csv-to-xml.py.txt: reads a CSV file, outputs the same data in an XML format (see XML-to-CSV.py below) -- NOT VERIFIED FOR PYTHON 3

csvfileio.py.txt: read and write a CSV file

dictionary-lookup.py.txt: using a dictionary to look up a value

dictionary-loop.py.txt: looping through a dictionary (looping)

displaying-files.py.txt: program that displays the contents of files (looping) -- NOT VERIFIED FOR PYTHON 3

factorial.py.txt: calculates the factorial of n (i.e., n!) [n! = n * (n-1) * (n-2) * ... * 1]

factorial-recursive.py.txt: calculates the factorial of n (n!) using recursion

fibonacci.py.txt: constructs a Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ...)

fibonacci-recursive.py.txt: constructs a Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ...) using recursion

for-loop.py.txt: a for loop example (looping)

get-weather-data.py.txt: scrapes weather data (web scraping) -- NOT VERIFIED FOR PYTHON 3

greet-function.py.txt: a simple function example.

itertools-groupby.py.txt: an example of string manipulation using itertools group by. -- NOT VERIFIED FOR PYTHON 3

loopy.py.txt: an example of looping

oldsort.py.txt: an example of sorting that does not use a built-in function (old school)

phoneno-match.py.txt: a simple string matching example.

raw-input.py.txt: a simple raw input code example.

simple-stuff.py.txt: some simple operations, including input and output

time.py.txt: an example of working with built-in time functions

timestamp.py.txt: an example of creating a file name with an embedded timestamp

time-sample.py.txt: a simple lookup example.

xml-to-csv.py.txt: reads an XML file, outputs a CSV file (see csv-to-xml.py above). -- NOT VERIFIED FOR PYTHON 3