Programmazione Avanzata

Tuesday November 19th, we will have the forth hands-on session, it will be in classroom Ω.

Tuesday November 5th, we will have the third hands-on session, it will be in classroom Ω.

Tuesday October 15th, we will have the second hands-on session, it will be in classroom Ω.

Tuesday October 1st, we will have the first hands-on session, it will be in classroom Ω.

Lectures will start on Tuesday, September 24th at 10:30am in room 5016 (5th floor, Via Celoria 18).

The office hours for the students are: Wednesdays from 8:30 to 10:30 in my office (Via Celoria 18, room 5009). Or on appointment online (preferred way). In both cases: reservation is needed.

Since January the office hours will be on appointment and on online.

Slides.

• Python's Overview (PDF Lecture 1).
• Python's Types and Recursion (PDF Lecture 2).
• Comprehensions (PDF Lecture 3).
• Functional Programming (PDF Lecture 4).
• Closures and Generators (PDF Lecture 5).
• Dynamic Typing (PDF Lecture 6).
• Object-Oriented Programming in Python Pt. 1 (PDF Lecture 7).
• Object-Oriented Programming in Python Pt. 2 (PDF Lecture 8).
• Iterators (PDF Lecture 9).
• Modules and Packages (PDF Lecture 10).
• Managed Attributes (PDF Lecture 13).
• Decorators (PDF Lecture 14).
• Metaclasses (PDF Lecture 15).

Suggested Books.

• Jennifer Campbell, Paul Gries, Jason Montojo, and Greg Wilson. Practical Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science Using Python. The Pragmatic Bookshelf, second edition, 2009.
• Mark Lutz. Learning Python. O'Reilly, third edition, November 2007.
• Mark Pilgrim. Dive into Python 3. Apress*, 2009.
• Anthony Shaw. CPython Internals: Your Guide to the Python 3 Interpreter. Real Python. 2020.

Exercises to do in the hands-on lessons (room Ω).

• Exercises on basic python (Lab01) (VLab01) Solutions (Sols-Lab01)
• Exercises on functional programming (Lab02) (VLab02)
• Exercises on object-oriented programming (Lab03) and iterators (Lab04) (VLab03)
• Exercises on decorators, meta-classes (Lab06) and recap (Lab07) (VLab04)

Note, the solutions to the exercises I did in the recorded hands-on sessions are available in a SVN repository accessible at:

The credentials to access the repository are the same you use to access the password protected content on this page.

The exam is written (at the computer). Each session proposes two exercises. At the exam, it is possible to use only the available online documentation: No books, no slides.