[Tutor] Guidance on jump-starting to learn Python

[wesley chun]

> Any recommended "homework" assignments?
>
> I have two books as well:
> Core Python Programming from Wesley Chun , Second Edition.


here are some exercises suggestions on "homework" based on the lab
assignments i give in my courses based on that book.  the legend is
"CHAP#: EXERCISE #s" and apply to the exercises found at the end of
every chapter of the book.

the problems are broken up into 2 groups: "Review" and "Coding". the
review exercises can be completed in your head or on a piece of paper
after reading the appropriate chapters. the coding exercises are to
hammer home the concepts that you just read about.

Homework 1
Review: 1: 2, 4; 2: 3; 3: 1, 3; 4:1
Coding: 1: 5, 6; 2: 4a

Homework 2
Review: 2: 1; 5: 9
Coding: 2: 4b, 5; 5: 2, 4 (only divisible by 4 for now)

Homework 3
Review: 7:1; 8:1, 3a-b
Coding: 2:7; 5: 4 (full definition); 6: 3, 5a; 8: 2

good luck, and let me know if you need any more!
-- wesley
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