This repository is a collection of programming exercises related to audio, biology, image processing, math and, in the future, other domains. You don't need any domain knowledge to attempt these exercises: I provide all the necessary information. However, I'm not an expert in these domains. The explanations are based on my own (possibly incorrect and definitely incomplete) understanding.
The exercises are presented in Python, using Jupyter notebooks, to interleave code and explanations and to take advantage of their multimedia capabilities, but the exercises can be adapted to other languages and programming environments.
To obtain a copy of this repository, click on the green 'Code' button above and select 'Download zip'.
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If you spot a mistake or have a suggestion for a new exercise or for improving an existing exercise, please submit an issue.
If you use these exercises in a classroom or code club, please start a new 'show and tell' discussion to describe your experience and how you delivered them, so that we can learn from you.
Many thanks in advance for your contributions!
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