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programming-fundamentals🧠

Useful material for learning Python, start coding and learn how to solve logically real world problems.

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Exercises performed during the course 'Programming Fundamentals' held by Prof. Sterbini, Prof. Monti and Prof. Spognardi at University La Sapienza of Rome.

If you want to translate it from italian to english just send me a message :)

The course concerned about:

  • Introduction to programming using the Python language
  • Data types
  • Variables
  • Assignments
  • Control structures
  • Functions
  • Classes
  • Modules and Input / Output
  • Data structures: vectors, strings, lists and dictionaries
  • Design and development of programs through procedural, recursive and object-oriented programming
  • Python libraries for graphics, file management, word processing / html and Internet access
  • Debugging and program testing

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  • git clone https://github.com/edoardottt/programming-fundamentals.git

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Copyright of the WorkBook Here the reference to official website

Copyright (C) 2019- Andrea Sterbini <sterbini@di.uniroma1.it>, Angelo Monti <monti@di.uniroma1.it>, Matteo Neri <matteo2794@outlook.com> 

All programs and files contained in that directory(THIS) are released under GPLv3 license

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