Coursera: Learn to Program: The Fundamentals (University of Toronto)

A computer program is a set of instructions for a computer to follow, just as a recipe is a set of instructions for a chef. Laptops, kitchen appliances, MP3 players, and many other electronic devices all run computer programs. Programs have been written to manipulate sound and video, write poetry, run banking systems, predict the weather, and analyze athletic performance. This course is intended for people who have never seen a computer program.

It will give you a better understanding of how computer applications work and teach you how to write your own applications. More importantly, you’ll start to learn computational thinking, which is a fundamental approach to solving real-world problems. Computer programming languages share common fundamental concepts, and this course will introduce you to those concepts using the Python programming language. By the end of this course, you will be able to write your own programs to process data from the web and create interactive text-based games.

Content:

week1

Learn to Program The Fundamentals 0.0 Welcome to LTP (035).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 0.1 Getting Started Installing Python (246).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 0.2 Python as a Calculator (1033).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 0.3 Python and Computer Memory (242).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 0.4 Variables (739).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 0.5 Built-in Functions (500).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 0.6 Defining Functions (641).mp4

week2

Learn to Program The Fundamentals 1.0 Visualizing Assignment Statements (249).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 1.1 Type str (456).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 1.2 InputOutput and str Formatting (1014).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 1.3 Docstrings and Function help (118).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 1.4 Function Design Recipe (552).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 1.5 Function Reuse (640).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 1.6 Visualizing Function Calls (534).mp4

week3

Learn to Program The Fundamentals 2.0 Functions Variables and the Call Stack (430).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 2.1 Type bool (857).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 2.2 Converting between int str and float (316).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 2.3 Import Using Non-Built-in Functions (529).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 2.4 If statements (910).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 2.5 No if required (417).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 2.6 Structuring if statements (607).mp4

week4

Learn to Program The Fundamentals 3.0 More str operators (216).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 3.1 str indexing and slicing (453).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 3.2 str Methods Functions Inside of Objects (341).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 3.3 for loop over str (1135).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 3.4 IDLE's Debugger (400).mp4

week5

Learn to Program The Fundamentals 4.0 while loops (1221).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 4.1 Comments (455).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 4.2 Type list (423).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 4.3 list methods (807).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 4.4 Mutability and Aliasing (1003).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 4.5 range (334).mp4

week6

Learn to Program The Fundamentals 5.0 for loop over indices (1424).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 5.1 Parallel Lists and Strings (603).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 5.2 Nested Lists (403).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 5.3 Nested Loops (1356).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 5.4 Reading Files (443).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 5.5 Writing Files (517).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 5.6 Developing a Program (3401).mp4

week7

Learn to Program The Fundamentals 6.0 Tuples (207).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 6.1 Type dict (953).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 6.2 Inverting a Dictionary (428).mp4
Learn to Program The Fundamentals 6.3 Populating a Dictionary (718).mp4

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