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Cover -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Online Resources -- 1. What's Programming? -- Programs and Programming -- What's a Programming Language? -- What's a Bug? -- The Difference Between Brackets, Braces, and Parentheses -- Installing Python -- 2. Hello, Python -- How Does a Computer Run a Python Program? -- Expressions and Values: Arithmetic in Python -- What Is a Type? -- Variables and Computer Memory: Remembering Values -- How Python Tells You Something Went Wrong -- A Single Statement That Spans Multiple Lines -- Describing Code -- Making Code Readable -- The Object of This Chapter -- Exercises -- 3. Designing and Using Functions -- Functions That Python Provides -- Memory Addresses: How Python Keeps Track of Values -- Defining Our Own Functions -- Using Local Variables for Temporary Storage -- Tracing Function Calls in the Memory Model -- Designing New Functions: A Recipe -- Writing and Running a Program -- Omitting a return Statement: None -- Dealing with Situations That Your Code Doesn't Handle -- What Did You Call That? -- Exercises -- 4. Working with Text -- Creating Strings of Characters -- Using Special Characters in Strings -- Creating a Multiline String -- Printing Information -- Getting Information from the Keyboard -- Quotes About Strings -- Exercises -- 5. Making Choices -- A Boolean Type -- Choosing Which Statements to Execute -- Nested if Statements -- Remembering Results of a Boolean Expression Evaluation -- You Learned About Booleans: True or False? -- Exercises -- 6. A Modular Approach to Program Organization -- Importing Modules -- Defining Your Own Modules -- Testing Your Code Semiautomatically -- Tips for Grouping Your Functions -- Organizing Our Thoughts -- Exercises -- 7. Using Methods -- Modules, Classes, and Methods -- Calling Methods the Object-Oriented Way -- Exploring String Methods

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