Exercises to learn Python 3.4.3 at Holberton School. These exercises are designed to take the student from a complete novice to writing fully functional programs in Python.
All programs were written from the Bash shell, with Vim.
All programs must run with pyton 3.4.3 on Ubuntu 14.04, and pass all style checks with PEP8 All scripts require execution permissions:
chmod u+x file
To Run the scripts:
python3 script.py
./script.sh
To check the styling:
pep8 script.py
Each directory is named according to the key concept shared by all exercises in the directory. They are numbered sequentially to provide a linear timeline, and build on the key concepts from all previous concepts. Each directory contains a README.md with a short description of the program or script, and some useful links to the material. The directory [extras][extras] contains solutions to problems that do not pertain directly to the material, but was used for extracurricular study. Many are solutions to prompts from Project Euler, and are numbered according to their schema.
Also contained in the repository's root directory is setup.sh.
This file sets up a directory based on the raw html from the assignment page. First, it creates the directory, then it creates all necessary files with their exact file name. Each file is populated with a template. It creates a .gitignore and its own README.md with a list of all the assignment files.
- Grab the raw HTML from the assignment page on the internet.
CMD + ufor mac will bring the HTML source up.CTL + ufor Linux or Windows. Copy and paste it into a file with a name of your choosing. - Run with
./setup.sh, when prompted, enter in the name of the HTML page, and the name of the header.
- Python 3.4.3
- Installing Python from The Source Code
- PIP - (PIP Installs Packages) Python's package manager
- PEP8 - The Python style checker
- vim - The CLI text editor
See links.md for a list of links that are supplimental to the material.
I welcome any feedback on the code, as they aid in the ability to understand core concepts for low level programming in C. However, because they are primarily for my personal education, this repository is not open to contribution.
Ian Xaun Liu-Johnston I have coded all of these exercises during my studies. The exercises themselves are part of the low level programming curriculum at Holberton School
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