Occasional Python Examples List

CIS 480 - Section 4
Python
Fall 2005

• Week 15 Lecture, 12-06-05: intro to wxpython
  • Getting Started section from wxPython Wiki
    
    
  • (the following are all slightly adapted from the Getting Started section of the wxPython Wiki, above)
  • wxpython_ex1.py
  • wxpython_ex2.py
  • wxpython_ex3.py
  • wxpython_ex4.py
  • wxpython_ex5.py
  • wxpython_ex6.py
  • wxpython_ex7.py
  
  
• Week 14 Lecture, 11-29-05: intro to exception-handling in Python
  • Week 14 Lecture "whiteboard" projections
  
  
• Week 13 Lecture, 11-15-05: intro to objects in Python (and also Python system-defined names (e.g., __name__), __doc__ and docstrings, help, names that begin with a single underscore, and __name__ and __main__)
  • Week 13 Lecture "whiteboard" projections
  • lect13_1.py - a tiny module example, to start
  • lect13_2.py - a tiny module example with docstrings
  • lect13_3.py - a tiny module example with an _X style name
  • lect13_4.py - a tiny module example with an __all__ list
  • lect13_5.py - a tiny module example playing with __name__
  • lect13_6.py - a tiny module example playing with __name__ and __main__ (a module that behaves differently when imported in python and when run at the command-line)
  • lect13_7.py - first class example
  • lect13_8.py - class example with a subclass
  
  
• Week 10 Lecture, 10-25-05: deeper into functions in Python (and also using a dict to implement a multiway branch)
  • lect10.py - brief demo of how def really is an executable statement
  • lect10_2.py - using if-elif to implement a multiway branch
  • lect10_3.py - using a dict to implement a multiway branch
  • lect10_4.py - using a dict to implement a multiway branch, and the dict method get to handle the default case
  • lect10_5.py - using a dict to implement a multiway branch, in which each key's value is a function with the help of lambda expressions
  
  
• Week 9 Lecture, 10-18-05: intro to regular expressions in Python
  • Week 9 Lecture "whiteboard" projections
  • re_play.py - a little tool for playing with Python regular expressions; replace the string near the beginning with the RE string you'd like to "play" with.
  
  
• Week 7 Lecture, 10-04-05: Wrap-up dicts and tuples, intro to file input/output, simple interactive input
  • Week 7 Lecture "whiteboard" projections
  • showguts.py - used for demonstrating that file names with no paths are indeed assumed to be in the directory in which the script is running