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Data Type

String, Int, Float, Boolean

Class

Same as data type

How do you iterate through a list?

For Loop!
scores = [1,2,3,4]
for s in scores:
print(s)

Write a function named powers() that takes a positive integer n as input and prints, on the
screen, all the powers of 2 from 2^1 to 2^n.

def powers(n):
for i in range(1,n+1):
print(2**i)

How do you identify the length of a list?

len(list)

How do you iterate through a list by index instead of value?

range(len(list))

Iterate through list "pets" through the indexes

for i in range(len(pets)): #i is assigned 0, 1, 2...
print(pets[p]) #print object at index i

Why would you use range(len(list))?

,When you want to iterate through a list by index instead of value.

ie: list of strings
ie: when comparing values in a list.
-index i is followed by i+1

Python Data Types

- Integer
- Floating point
- Boolean
- String
- List

Algebraic Operators

+, -, , /, //, %, *

Algebraic Funtions

- abs()
- min()
- max()

Assignment Statement

x=4

Algebraic Expression

-3+7
-2*3+1
- 14//3
- 2**4

Boolean Expression

2<3
True

Comparison Operators

>, <, ==, >=, <=, !=

Boolean Operators

,- and
- or
- not

String Operators

- in
- not in
- s n, n s
-s+t
- s[i]

List Operators

- x in lst
- x not in lst
- lstA + lstB
- lst n, n lst
- lst[i]

List Functions

- len(lst)
- min(lst)
- max(lst)
- sum(lst)

List Methods

- lst.append(item)
- lst.count(item)
- lst.index(item)
- lst.insert(index, item)
- lst.pop()
- lst.remove(item)
- lst.reverse()
- lst.sort()

Constructors

- int()
- float()

, - str()
- list()

Implicit Type Conversion

>>> 3 + 0.35
3.35

Explicit Type Conversion

Attributes of a Variable

Name
Address
Type
Value
Scope
Lifetime

Language design binding

bounding a symbol to an operation

Language Implementation binding

type sizes vary from machine to machine but are bounded when the compiler is installed

Compile time binding

A variable is bound to a type when a program is compiled

Load time binding

When a program is loaded the addresses are bound to the variables

Link time binding

When a program links to a library the names of the variables and subprograms in the library are
bound

Static Type binding

Variable types does not change after the program compiles

Dynamic Type binding

Variable types are bounded during the runtime or can change during the runtime

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