Introduction to Computer Science with Prof. Rodger

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This course covers various topics in computer science such as programming, algorithms, and data structures. Students will explore hands-on assignments, readings, and labs to enhance their understanding of the subject. The course also delves into topics like working with strings, loops, and building basic shapes using programming. Follow along with announcements, assignments, and examples as you progress through the exciting world of computer science.

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CompSci 101 Introduction to Computer Science January 27, 2015 Prof. Rodger

Announcements Reading, RQ 06 next time Assign 2 due today, Assign 3 out APT 2 is due on Thursday Lab 3 this week Finish working on APT Pancakes compsci101 spring 2015 2

APT Pancakes.(cont) compsci101 spring 2015 3

Turtles bit.ly/101S15-0127-01 Run in eclipse Make square with different sizes? Make a rectangle? Where is the repetition? New commands: up(), down(), position(), goto() compsci101 spring 2015 4

Assignment 3 Draw a picture compsci101 spring 2015 5

Computer Science Alum Biology and CS Undergraduate Research - JFLAP Epic Now in Med School at Vanderbilt compsci101 spring 2015 6

More Computer Science Duke Alums compsci101 spring 2015 7

More on Strings Strings are indexed starting at 0 Example: word w o r d 0 1 2 3 Use [num] to refer to a particular character in word Use [x:y] to refer to a slice of the string starting at position x and up to but not including position y. Can leave out x or y. compsci101 spring 2015 8

Examples phrase = "Duke Blue Devils" print phrase[0] print phrase[-3] print phrase[1:3] print phrase[5:10] + phrase[:4] print (phrase[phrase.find('ev'):]).upper() String fun Crazy import compsci101 spring 2015 9