September 2015
Intermediate to advanced
648 pages
17h 20m
English
To write programs we need data types, with variables and data structures in which to store them, and we need control structures such as branches and loops to provide control of program flow and iteration. In this chapter, we will learn how to use Python’s if statement and how to loop using for and while loops. Exceptions can affect the flow of control, so we also cover both handling and creating exceptions.
One fundamental way of encapsulating functionality is to put it into functions and methods. This chapter shows how to define functions, and the next chapter shows how to define classes and methods. Programmers coming from a C++ or similar background are used ...
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