Starting Out with Python, Global Edition

Höfundur: Tony Gaddis (Útgáfa: 6)
Starting Out with Python, Global Edition

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Starting Out with Python® introduces programming concepts and problem-solving skills using Tony Gaddis' accessible approach. Written for novice programmers, Gaddis uses easy-to-understand language to introduce concepts. Control structures are explained, then classes and GUI applications. Every chapter includes clear and easy-to-read code listings, practical real-world examples, focused explanations and an abundance of exercises.

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Pearson International Content
ISBN
9781292467986
Print ISBN
9781292736037
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
6
Höfundar
Tony Gaddis
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2024-09-03
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100
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2
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2

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  • Cover
  • Inside Front Cover
  • Title Page
  • Front Matter
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents at a Glance
  • Contents at a Glance
  • Location of VideoNotes
  • Preface
  • Preface
  • Changes in the Sixth Edition
  • Brief Overview of Each Chapter
  • Organization of the Text
  • Features of the Text
  • Supplements
  • Acknowledgments
  • Global Edition Acknowledgments
  • About the Author
  • 1: Introduction to Computers and Programming
  • 1: Topics
  • 1.1: Introduction
  • 1.1: Introduction
  • 1.2: Hardware and Software
  • 1.2: Hardware and Software
  • Main Memory
  • Software
  • 1.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 1.3: How Computers Store Data
  • 1.3: How Computers Store Data
  • 1.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 1.4: How a Program Works
  • 1.4: How a Program Works
  • From Machine Language to Assembly Language
  • Keywords, Operators, and Syntax: An Overview
  • 1.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 1.5: Using Python
  • 1.5: Using Python
  • Writing Python Programs and Running Them in Script Mode
  • The IDLE Programming Environment
  • Chapter 1: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 1: Review Questions
  • Chapter 1: Programming Exercises
  • 2: Input, Processing, and Output
  • 2: Topics
  • 2.1: Designing a Program
  • 2.1: Designing a Program
  • More About the Design Process
  • 2.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.2: Input, Processing, and Output
  • 2.2: Input, Processing, and Output
  • 2.3: Displaying Output with the print Function
  • 2.3: Displaying Output with the print Function
  • 2.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.4: Comments
  • 2.4: Comments
  • 2.5: Variables
  • 2.5: Variables
  • Creating Variables with Assignment Statements
  • Multiple Assignment
  • Variable Naming Rules
  • Displaying Multiple Items with the print Function
  • Variable Reassignment
  • Numeric Data Types and Literals
  • Storing Strings with the str Data Type
  • Reassigning a Variable to a Different Type
  • 2.5: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.6: Reading Input from the Keyboard
  • 2.6: Reading Input from the Keyboard
  • Reading Numbers with the input Function
  • 2.6: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.7: Performing Calculations
  • 2.7: Performing Calculations
  • In the Spotlight: Calculating a Percentage
  • Floating-Point and Integer Division
  • Operator Precedence
  • In the Spotlight: Calculating an Average
  • The Exponent Operator
  • The Remainder Operator
  • Converting Math Formulas to Programming Statements
  • In the Spotlight: Converting a Math Formula to a Programming Statement
  • Mixed-Type Expressions and Data Type Conversion
  • Breaking Long Statements into Multiple Lines
  • 2.7: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.8: String Concatenation
  • 2.8: String Concatenation
  • 2.8: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.9: More About the print Function
  • 2.9: More About the print Function
  • Escape Characters
  • 2.9: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.10: Displaying Formatted Output with F-strings
  • 2.10: Displaying Formatted Output with F-strings
  • Placeholder Expressions
  • Formatting Values
  • Specifying a Minimum Field Width
  • Aligning Values
  • The Order of Designators
  • Concatenation with F-strings
  • 2.10: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.11: Named Constants
  • 2.11: Named Constants
  • 2.11: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 2.12: Introduction to Turtle Graphics
  • 2.12: Introduction to Turtle Graphics
  • Setting the Turtle's Heading to a Specific Angle
  • Changing the Drawing Color
  • Moving the Turtle to a Specific Location
  • Controlling the Turtle's Animation Speed
  • Filling Shapes
  • Getting Input with a Dialog Box
  • In the Spotlight: The Orion Constellation Program
  • 2.12: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 2: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 2: Review Questions
  • Chapter 2: Programming Exercises
  • 3: Decision Structures and Boolean Logic
  • 3: Topics
  • 3.1: The if Statement
  • 3.1: The if Statement
  • Boolean Expressions and Relational Operators
  • Putting It All Together
  • In the Spotlight: Using the if Statement
  • Single-Line if Statements
  • 3.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 3.2: The if-else Statement
  • 3.2: The if-else Statement
  • In the Spotlight: Using the if-else Statement
  • 3.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 3.3: Comparing Strings
  • 3.3: Comparing Strings
  • 3.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 3.4: Nested Decision Structures and the if-elif-else Statement
  • 3.4: Nested Decision Structures and the if-elif-else Statement
  • In the Spotlight: Multiple Nested Decision Structures
  • The if-elif-else Statement
  • 3.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 3.5: Logical Operators
  • 3.5: Logical Operators
  • The Loan Qualifier Program Revisited
  • Checking Numeric Ranges with Logical Operators
  • 3.5: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 3.6: Boolean Variables
  • 3.6: Boolean Variables
  • 3.6: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 3.7: Conditional Expressions
  • 3.7: Conditional Expressions
  • 3.8: Assignment Expressions and the Walrus Operator
  • 3.8: Assignment Expressions and the Walrus Operator
  • 3.9: Turtle Graphics: Determining the State of the Turtle
  • 3.9: Turtle Graphics: Determining the State of the Turtle
  • In the Spotlight: The Hit the Target Game
  • 3.9: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 3: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 3: Review Questions
  • Chapter 3: Programming Exercises
  • 4: Repetition Structures
  • 4: Topics
  • 4.1: Introduction to Repetition Structures
  • 4.1: Introduction to Repetition Structures
  • 4.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 4.2: The while Loop: A Condition-Controlled Loop
  • 4.2: The while Loop: A Condition-Controlled Loop
  • The while Loop Is a Pretest Loop
  • In the Spotlight: Designing a Program with a while Loop
  • Infinite Loops
  • Using the while Loop as a Count-Controlled Loop
  • Single-Line while Loops
  • 4.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 4.3: The for Loop: A Count-Controlled Loop
  • 4.3: The for Loop: A Count-Controlled Loop
  • Using the range Function with the for Loop
  • Using the Target Variable Inside the Loop
  • In the Spotlight: Designing a Count-Controlled Loop with the for Statement
  • Letting the User Control the Loop Iterations
  • Generating an Iterable Sequence that Ranges from Highest to Lowest
  • 4.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 4.4: Calculating a Running Total
  • 4.4: Calculating a Running Total
  • The Augmented Assignment Operators
  • 4.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 4.5: Sentinels
  • 4.5: Sentinels
  • In the Spotlight: Using a Sentinel
  • 4.5: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 4.6: Input Validation Loops
  • 4.6: Input Validation Loops
  • In the Spotlight: Writing an Input Validation Loop
  • Using the Walrus Operator in an Input Validation Loop
  • 4.6: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 4.7: Nested Loops
  • 4.7: Nested Loops
  • In the Spotlight: Using Nested Loops to Print Patterns
  • 4.8: Using break, continue, and else with Loops
  • 4.8: Using break, continue, and else with Loops
  • Using the else Clause with a Loop
  • 4.9: Turtle Graphics: Using Loops to Draw Designs
  • 4.9: Turtle Graphics: Using Loops to Draw Designs
  • Chapter 4: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 4: Review Questions
  • Chapter 4: Programming Exercises
  • 5: Functions
  • 5: Topics
  • 5.1: Introduction to Functions
  • 5.1: Introduction to Functions
  • 5.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.2: Defining and Calling a Void Function
  • 5.2: Defining and Calling a Void Function
  • Defining and Calling a Function
  • Indentation in Python
  • 5.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.3: Designing a Program to Use Functions
  • 5.3: Designing a Program to Use Functions
  • In the Spotlight: Defining and Calling Functions
  • Pausing Execution Until the User Presses Enter
  • Using the pass Keyword
  • 5.4: Local Variables
  • 5.4: Local Variables
  • 5.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.5: Passing Arguments to Functions
  • 5.5: Passing Arguments to Functions
  • In the Spotlight: Passing an Argument to a Function
  • Passing Multiple Arguments
  • Making Changes to Parameters
  • Keyword Arguments
  • Keyword-Only Parameters
  • Positional-Only Parameters
  • Default Arguments
  • 5.5: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.6: Global Variables and Global Constants
  • 5.6: Global Variables and Global Constants
  • In the Spotlight: Using Global Constants
  • 5.6: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.7: Introduction to Value-Returning Functions: Generating Random Numbers
  • 5.7: Introduction to Value-Returning Functions: Generating Random Numbers
  • Standard Library Functions and the import Statement
  • Generating Random Numbers
  • Calling Functions from an F-String
  • Experimenting with Random Numbers in Interactive Mode
  • In the Spotlight: Using Random Numbers
  • In the Spotlight: Using Random Numbers to Represent Other Values
  • The randrange, random, and uniform Functions
  • Random Number Seeds
  • 5.7: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.8: Writing Your Own Value-Returning Functions
  • 5.8: Writing Your Own Value-Returning Functions
  • How to Use Value-Returning Functions
  • Using IPO Charts
  • In the Spotlight: Modularizing with Functions
  • Returning Strings
  • Returning Boolean Values
  • Returning Multiple Values
  • Returning None from a Function
  • 5.8: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.9: The math Module
  • 5.9: The math Module
  • 5.9: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 5.10: Storing Functions in Modules
  • 5.10: Storing Functions in Modules
  • Conditionally Executing the main Function in a Module
  • 5.11: Turtle Graphics: Modularizing Code with Functions
  • 5.11: Turtle Graphics: Modularizing Code with Functions
  • Storing Your Graphics Functions in a Module
  • Chapter 5: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 5: Review Questions
  • Chapter 5: Programming Exercises
  • 6: Files and Exceptions
  • 6: Topics
  • 6.1: Introduction to File Input and Output
  • 6.1: Introduction to File Input and Output
  • Types of Files
  • Opening a File
  • Writing Data to a File
  • Reading Data from a File
  • Concatenating a Newline to a String
  • Reading a String and Stripping the Newline from It
  • Appending Data to an Existing File
  • Writing and Reading Numeric Data
  • 6.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 6.2: Using Loops to Process Files
  • 6.2: Using Loops to Process Files
  • Reading a File with a Loop and Detecting the End of the File
  • Using Python’s for Loop to Read Lines
  • In the Spotlight: Working with Files
  • 6.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 6.3: Using the with Statement to Open Files
  • 6.3: Using the with Statement to Open Files
  • Opening Multiple Files with a with Statement
  • 6.4: Processing Records
  • 6.4: Processing Records
  • In the Spotlight: Adding and Displaying Records
  • In the Spotlight: Searching for a Record
  • In the Spotlight: Modifying Records
  • In the Spotlight: Deleting Records
  • 6.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 6.5: Exceptions
  • 6.5: Exceptions
  • Handling Multiple Exceptions
  • Displaying an Exception's Default Error Message
  • The else Clause
  • The finally Clause
  • What If an Exception Is Not Handled?
  • 6.5: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 6: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 6: Review Questions
  • Chapter 6: Programming Exercises
  • 7: Lists and Tuples
  • 7: Topics
  • 7.1: Sequences
  • 7.1: Sequences
  • 7.2: Introduction to Lists
  • 7.2: Introduction to Lists
  • The Repetition Operator
  • Iterating over a List with the for Loop
  • Indexing
  • The len Function
  • Using a for Loop to Iterate by Index Over a List
  • Lists Are Mutable
  • Concatenating Lists
  • 7.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 7.3: List Slicing
  • 7.3: List Slicing
  • 7.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 7.4: Finding Items in Lists with the in Operator
  • 7.4: Finding Items in Lists with the in Operator
  • 7.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 7.5: List Methods and Useful Built-in Functions
  • 7.5: List Methods and Useful Built-in Functions
  • 7.5: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 7.6: Copying Lists
  • 7.6: Copying Lists
  • 7.7: Processing Lists
  • 7.7: Processing Lists
  • In the Spotlight: Using List Elements in a Math Expression
  • Totaling the Values in a List
  • Averaging the Values in a List
  • Passing a List as an Argument to a Function
  • Returning a List from a Function
  • In the Spotlight: Processing a List
  • Randomly Selecting List Elements
  • Working with Lists and Files
  • 7.8: List Comprehensions
  • 7.8: List Comprehensions
  • Using if Clauses with List Comprehensions
  • 7.8: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 7.9: Two-Dimensional Lists
  • 7.9: Two-Dimensional Lists
  • 7.9: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 7.10: Tuples
  • 7.10: Tuples
  • Reassigning a Tuple to a Variable
  • Storing Mutable Objects in a Tuple
  • Converting Between Lists and Tuples
  • 7.10: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 7.11: Plotting List Data with the matplotlib Package
  • 7.11: Plotting List Data with the matplotlib Package
  • Plotting a Line Graph
  • Plotting a Bar Chart
  • Plotting a Pie Chart
  • 7.11: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 7: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 7: Review Questions
  • Chapter 7: Programming Exercises
  • 8: More About Strings
  • 8: Topics
  • 8.1: Basic String Operations
  • 8.1: Basic String Operations
  • Accessing the Individual Characters in a String
  • String Concatenation
  • Strings Are Immutable
  • 8.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 8.2: String Slicing
  • 8.2: String Slicing
  • In the Spotlight: Extracting Characters from a String
  • 8.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 8.3: Testing, Searching, and Manipulating Strings
  • 8.3: Testing, Searching, and Manipulating Strings
  • String Methods
  • In the Spotlight: Validating the Characters in a Password
  • The Repetition Operator
  • Splitting a String
  • In the Spotlight: String Tokens
  • In the Spotlight: Reading CSV Files
  • 8.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 8: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 8: Review Questions
  • Chapter 8: Programming Exercises
  • 9: Dictionaries and Sets
  • 9: Topics
  • 9.1: Dictionaries
  • 9.1: Dictionaries
  • Retrieving a Value from a Dictionary
  • Using the in and not in Operators to Test for a Value in a Dictionary
  • Adding Elements to an Existing Dictionary
  • Deleting Elements
  • Getting the Number of Elements in a Dictionary
  • Mixing Data Types in a Dictionary
  • Creating an Empty Dictionary
  • Using the for Loop to Iterate over a Dictionary
  • Some Dictionary Methods
  • In the Spotlight: Using a Dictionary to Simulate a Deck of Cards
  • In the Spotlight: Storing Names and Birthdays in a Dictionary
  • The Dictionary Merge and Update Operators
  • Dictionary Comprehensions
  • Using if Clauses with Dictionary Comprehensions
  • 9.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 9.2: Sets
  • 9.2: Sets
  • Adding and Removing Elements
  • Using the for Loop to Iterate over a Set
  • Using the in and not in Operators to Test for a Value in a Set
  • Finding the Union of Sets
  • Finding the Intersection of Sets
  • Finding the Difference of Sets
  • Finding the Symmetric Difference of Sets
  • Finding Subsets and Supersets
  • In the Spotlight: Set Operations
  • Set Comprehensions
  • 9.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 9.3: Serializing Objects
  • 9.3: Serializing Objects
  • 9.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 9: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 9: Review Questions
  • Chapter 9: Programming Exercises
  • 10: Classes and Object-Oriented Programming
  • 10: Topics
  • 10.1: Procedural and Object-Oriented Programming
  • 10.1: Procedural and Object-Oriented Programming
  • 10.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 10.2: Classes
  • 10.2: Classes
  • Class Definitions
  • Hiding Attributes
  • Storing Classes in Modules
  • The BankAccount Class
  • The __str__ Method
  • 10.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 10.3: Working with Instances
  • 10.3: Working with Instances
  • In the Spotlight: Creating the CellPhone Class
  • Accessor and Mutator Methods
  • In the Spotlight: Storing Objects in a List
  • Passing Objects as Arguments
  • In the Spotlight: Pickling Your Own Objects
  • In the Spotlight: Storing Objects in a Dictionary
  • 10.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 10.4: Techniques for Designing Classes
  • 10.4: Techniques for Designing Classes
  • Finding the Classes in a Problem
  • Identifying a Class's Responsibilities
  • 10.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 10: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 10: Review Questions
  • Chapter 10: Programming Exercises
  • 11: Inheritance
  • 11: Topics
  • 11.1: Introduction to Inheritance
  • 11.1: Introduction to Inheritance
  • In the Spotlight: Using Inheritance
  • 11.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 11.2: Polymorphism
  • 11.2: Polymorphism
  • 11.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 11: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 11: Review Questions
  • Chapter 11: Programming Exercises
  • 12: Recursion
  • 12: Topics
  • 12.1: Introduction to Recursion
  • 12.1: Introduction to Recursion
  • 12.2: Problem Solving with Recursion
  • 12.2: Problem Solving with Recursion
  • 12.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 12.3: Examples of Recursive Algorithms
  • 12.3: Examples of Recursive Algorithms
  • Chapter 12: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 12: Review Questions
  • Chapter 12: Programming Exercises
  • 13: GUI Programming
  • 13: Topics
  • 13.1: Graphical User Interfaces
  • 13.1: Graphical User Interfaces
  • 13.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 13.2: Using the tkinter Module
  • 13.2: Using the tkinter Module
  • 13.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 13.3: Displaying Text with Label Widgets
  • 13.3: Displaying Text with Label Widgets
  • 13.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 13.4: Organizing Widgets with Frames
  • 13.4: Organizing Widgets with Frames
  • 13.5: Button Widgets and Info Dialog Boxes
  • 13.5: Button Widgets and Info Dialog Boxes
  • 13.6: Getting Input with the Entry Widget
  • 13.6: Getting Input with the Entry Widget
  • 13.7: Using Labels as Output Fields
  • 13.7: Using Labels as Output Fields
  • In the Spotlight: Creating a GUI Program
  • 13.7: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 13.8: Radio Buttons and Check Buttons
  • 13.8: Radio Buttons and Check Buttons
  • 13.8: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 13.9: Listbox Widgets
  • 13.9: Listbox Widgets
  • Specifying the Size of the Listbox
  • Using a Loop to Populate the Listbox
  • Selecting Items in a Listbox
  • Deleting Items from a Listbox
  • Executing a Callback Function When the User Clicks a Listbox Item
  • In the Spotlight: The Time Zone Program
  • Adding Scrollbars to a Listbox
  • 13.9: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 13.10: Drawing Shapes with the Canvas Widget
  • 13.10: Drawing Shapes with the Canvas Widget
  • Drawing Lines: The create_line Method
  • Drawing Rectangles: The create_rectangle Method
  • Drawing Ovals: The create_oval Method
  • Drawing Arcs: The create_arc Method
  • Drawing Polygons: The create_polygon Method
  • Drawing Text: The create_text Method
  • 13.10: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 13: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 13: Review Questions
  • Chapter 13: Programming Exercises
  • 14: Database Programming
  • 14: Topics
  • 14.1: Database Management Systems
  • 14.1: Database Management Systems
  • 14.1: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.2: Tables, Rows, and Columns
  • 14.2: Tables, Rows, and Columns
  • Column Data Types
  • Primary Keys
  • Identity Columns
  • Allowing Null Values
  • 14.2: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.3: Opening and Closing a Database Connection with SQLite
  • 14.3: Opening and Closing a Database Connection with SQLite
  • 14.3: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.4: Creating and Deleting Tables
  • 14.4: Creating and Deleting Tables
  • Creating Multiple Tables
  • Creating a Table Only If It Does Not Already Exist
  • Deleting a Table
  • 14.4: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.5: Adding Data to a Table
  • 14.5: Adding Data to a Table
  • Inserting Multiple Rows with One INSERT Statement
  • Inserting NULL Data
  • Inserting the Values of Variables
  • Watch Out for SQL Injection Attacks
  • 14.5: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.6: Querying Data with the SQL SELECT Statement
  • 14.6: Querying Data with the SQL SELECT Statement
  • The SELECT Statement
  • Selecting All the Columns in a Table
  • Specifying Search Criteria with the WHERE Clause
  • SQL Logical Operators: AND, OR, and NOT
  • String Comparisons in a SELECT Statement
  • Using the LIKE Operator
  • Sorting the Results of a SELECT Query
  • Aggregate Functions
  • 14.6: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.7: Updating and Deleting Existing Rows
  • 14.7: Updating and Deleting Existing Rows
  • Updating Multiple Columns
  • Determining the Number of Rows Updated
  • Deleting Rows with the DELETE Statement
  • Determining the Number of Rows Deleted
  • 14.7: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.8: More About Primary Keys
  • 14.8: More About Primary Keys
  • The RowID Column in SQLite
  • Integer Primary Keys in SQLite
  • Primary Keys Other Than Integer
  • Composite Keys
  • 14.8: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.9: Handling Database Exceptions
  • 14.9: Handling Database Exceptions
  • 14.9: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • 14.10: CRUD Operations
  • 14.10: CRUD Operations
  • In the Spotlight: Inventory CRUD Application
  • 14.11: Relational Data
  • 14.11: Relational Data
  • Foreign Keys
  • Entity Relationship Diagrams
  • Creating Foreign Keys in SQL
  • Updating Relational Data
  • Deleting Relational Data
  • Retrieving Columns from Multiple Tables in a SELECT Statement
  • In the Spotlight: A GUI Application to Read a Database
  • 14.11: (Noninteractive) Checkpoint Questions from the Book
  • Chapter 14: Review Questions and Programming Exercises
  • Chapter 14: Review Questions
  • Chapter 14: Programming Exercises
  • Appendix A: Installing Python
  • Appendix A: Installing Python
  • Appendix B: Introduction to IDLE
  • Appendix B: Introduction to IDLE
  • Appendix B: Introduction to IDLE
  • Writing a Python Program in the IDLE Editor
  • Color Coding
  • Automatic Indentation
  • Saving a Program
  • Running a Program
  • Appendix C: The ASCII Character Set
  • Appendix C: The ASCII Character Set
  • Appendix D: Predefined Named Colors
  • Appendix D: Predefined Named Colors
  • Appendix E: More About the import Statement
  • Appendix E: More About the import Statement
  • Appendix F: Formatting Numeric Output with the format() Function
  • Appendix F: Formatting Numeric Output with the format() Function
  • Appendix F: Formatting Numeric Output with the format() Function
  • Formatting in Scientific Notation
  • Inserting Comma Separators
  • Specifying a Minimum Field Width
  • Formatting a Floating-Point Number as a Percentage
  • Formatting Integers
  • Appendix G: Installing Modules with the pip Utility
  • Appendix G: Installing Modules with the pip Utility
  • Appendix H: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Appendix H: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 1: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 2: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 3: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 4: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 5: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 6: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 7: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 8: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 9: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 10: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 11: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 12: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 13: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Chapter 14: Answers to Noninteractive Checkpoints
  • Footnotes
  • Glossary