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AI Programming

with Python
Amir Parizi
Session 2

24 – June - 2022

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Weekly Schedule

- Submit your first projects on time and stay on track.


- Attend your weekly Connect Session because attendance is mandatory.
- Follow your weekly schedule and make the necessary progress in your classroom.

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Data Types and Operators

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Data Types and Operators

● Arithmetic Operators

● Variables

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Data Types and Operators

 Int - for integer values


 Float - for decimal or floating point values
 Booleans - Binary True or False values
 String – for text values
 Print

 Indexing

 Length

● Type Function

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Data Types and Operators

 Function - Functions use parentheses, and accept one or more arguments.


 Method - Methods are functions that are called using dot notation

 Format() - Documentation
 Split() - Documentation

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Data Types and Operators

● Debugging the code


o Understand common error messages you might receive and what to do about
them.

o Search for your error message, using the Web community.

o Use print statements.

● Common error messages


○ "ZeroDivisionError: division by zero.

○ "SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing”

○ "TypeError: len() takes exactly one argument (0 given)"

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Data Types and Operators

Summary

• Function & Method


• Documentation
• Debugging

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LET'S DO SOME CODING!
GOOGLE COLAB NOTEBOOK

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Data Structure

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Data Structure

● Lists
- A list is one of the most common and basic data structures in Python.
- Lists can contain any mix and match of the data types you have seen so far

● Indexing
○ Start with [0]

○ Backward indexing [-1]

● Slice and Dice [ start: end ] , [:end], [start:]


● Search in the list

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Data Structure

● Mutability : refers to whether or not we can change an object once it has been created. If an
object can be changed, it is called mutable. However, if an object cannot be changed after it has been
created, then the object is considered immutable.

○ String Vs List

● Order : is about whether the position of an element in the object can be used to access the
element. Both strings and lists are ordered. We can use the order to access parts of a list and string.

● List Functions
○ Len()
○ Max()
○ Min()
○ Sorted()
○ Join()
○ Append()

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Data Structure

● Tuples :
○ It's a data type for immutable ordered sequences of elements. They are often used to store related pieces of
information.

○ Tuples are similar to lists in that they store an ordered collection of objects which can be accessed by their indices.
Unlike lists, however, tuples are immutable - you can't add and remove items from tuples, or sort them in place.

■ Add

■ Pop

● Sets:
○ A set is a data type for mutable unordered collections of unique elements. One application of a set is to quickly
remove duplicates from a list.

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Data Structure

● Dictionaries
○ A dictionary is a mutable data type that stores mappings of unique keys to values.

○ Dictionaries are mutable, but their keys need to be any immutable type, like strings, integers, or tuples. It's not even
necessary for every key in a dictionary to have the same type

○ s

○ S

○ s

○ You can have anything in your values such as list:

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Data Structure

● Compound Data Structure


○ We can include containers in other containers to create compound data structures. For example, this dictionary
maps keys to values that are also dictionaries!

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Data Structure

Summary

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LET'S DO SOME CODING!
GOOGLE COLAB NOTEBOOK

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What to do for the next week?

● Control Flow
● Functions
● Let’s take a look at the project!

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Thank you!
Any Question?

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