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- lab6
- g, understanding, and writing functions involving lists and recursion. ====== Setup ===== Create the fi... '' and copy/paste the following into it: ''import lists as L'' As usual, ask your instructor or a coach... (e.g., ''my-sum''). <code> fun my-product(lst :: List<Number>) -> Number: doc: ```returns the product of the numbers in list lst``` cases (List) lst: | empty => 1 |
- schedule
- r course materials for that week. The last column lists the sections in //Data-Centric Introduction to C... pond to the lecture material. The Mon/Wed columns list the lecture dates, and the Fri column lists the lab dates, for each week of the semester. The two midte... | @LightBlue: Lists \\ {{ 2021-10-06.pdf }}
- week11
- 11, 13, and 14 of the DCIC text * Ch. 9: Lists * Ch. 10: Processing Lists * Ch. 11: Structured Data * Ch. 13: Recursive Data ... elopment of a non-recursive function that takes a list of numbers, and uses an anonymous function and a built-in list function in its body (like Problem 5 on the pract
- top
- te data in a variety of shapes, including tables, lists, and trees; * Decide how to organize data for ... re's an exam). Assignments and due dates will be listed on the calendar on the course website. Programm... .g., <code python> # Consulted online source for list comprehensions: # https://diveintopython3.net/com... I will make myself available to answer questions, listen to concerns, and talk to any student about topi
- week7
- ====== Week 7 ====== ~~NOTOC~~ ===== Lists as Structural Data and Recursive Functions ===== **//Ch. 9: Introduction to Lists//** (finishing up) \\ **//Ch. 10: Processing Lists//** (recursion) ==== Monday ==== * {{ secret-nature-lists.pdf |}} (with thanks to Prof. Gordon) * cont
- lab1
- on //File// -> //My Programs//, you'll be shown a list of all your programs including the one you just s... n let the professor know. \\ \\ - You'll see a list of courses you're enrolled it. Click on "CMPU 101 04/05". \\ \\ - Now you'll see a list of assignments for the course. For now the only o
- week6
- ====== Week 6 ====== ~~NOTOC~~ ===== Lists ===== **//Ch. 9: Introduction to Lists//** ==== Monday ==== * Class canceled (Marc not feeling we... d soon! (Thursday at the latest) * DCIC Ch. 9: Lists * CPO notes: //to be posted after class// *
- asmt3
- t.org/docs/latest/strings.html">documentation</a> listing the functions Pyret provides for working with strings. Some of these produce a <code>List</code>, which is a data type we haven't worke
- week10
- ortion of the course ==== Wednesday ==== //**Lists, Loops, and Data Definitions**// * Colab note... 1FFUKDMaL2Q?usp=sharing | week10.ipynb]] (cont'd: Lists) * Colab notes: [[https://colab.research.googl
- week12
- rg/2021-08-21/part_state.html#%28part._revisiting-lists-vars%29|Ch 26: Revisiting Lists and Variables]] ==== Monday ==== **//Ch. 25: Memory, mutation, sha
- asmt1
- If you want to be more accurate, a comprehensive list of the color names Pyret understands can be found