1. (Monty) Python for loops Mr. Neat

2. Comparison JavaC++Python source code name.java.cpp.py Object Oriented? required optional functions/ methods ( bob.hide() ) functions ( gotoxy(4,3) ) functions ( str(5) ) output new Text(“ “,,, ) System.out.print() cout << print(“ blah, blah”) input skipped this (complicated) cin>> input( ) casting int( ) int(double) int(string) if - else if(boolean) { } else { } brackets replaced by indenting! if(boolean) { } else { }

3. Strings Again Python considers a string as a collection of characters. There is a Python function that determines the number of characters in a string…. len(put string in here)

4. Comparison JavaC++Python for loops for( int i=0 ;i<10 ; i++) exact same as Java different

5. Strings again >>> temp = “surfer dude” >>> print(len(temp))

6. Strings again surfer dude 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 answer

7. for loops in Python Same idea as C++ and Java – provides a mechanism for repeated actions Syntax different from C++ and Java Requires a list We are using a list of numbers via the range() function

8. range function range(num1, num2) creates the list of numbers from num1 (and including it) to num2 (but not including it) incremented by ones For example, range(0,4) produces the list 0,1,2,3

9. for loops in Python >>> for x in range(0,4): print(x) How would we list the numbers 0 through 3? 01230123

10. for loops in Python - explanation for each number in the list, write the number to the screen

11. More on print() function print(“*”) output: *

12. More on print() function print(“*”,end=‘ ‘) print(“*”) output: **

13. Lab 8 Write an app that draws a line. Ask the user for line length and if they want a horizontal or vertical line. Example output: Please enter line length: 4 Do you want a horizontal or vertical line? vertical *