In this paragraph, we will quickly explain the folder structure that is used in this repository.

The folder is organized by following the organization of the book:

• Part 2
• Part 3
• ...
• Part 5

With 'the book' referring to 'The practice of computing using Python 3', written by William Punch and Richard Enbody in 2011.
Within each Part x folder, one can find several other folders.

The aforementioned folders have the following lay-out:

• Chapter xx
• Chapter xx
• ...
• Chapter xx

With xx being an integer. Note that '1' will be written as '01'. This was done to make the folder structure look cleaner. Also note that these folders refer to the chapters in the book, in line with the Part x folders that referred to the parts described in the book. So, the directory Chapter 01

Finally, within each chapter folder, another specific structure is enforced:

• Exercises
  • Used to store Python 3 code that is used to solve exercises
    • Mind that this folder was created because some theory questions can only be solved using a Python project. Because these problems were not defined as 'programming projects', I kept them in a separate folder
• Programming projects
  • Used to store Python 3 code used to tackle the programming projects defined in that chapter

All programs were written using the software defined below.

Main software

• Python 3

• Python 3
  • v3.7.3
• Anaconda
  • v4.7.10
• Spyder
  • v3.3.3

• Windows
  • Windows 10
    • version 1809
  • 64-bit operating system

• Python 3.0 release page
• The most recent version of Anaconda can be found here

Author:  Pieter Huycke

Mail:      Pieter.Huycke@UGent.be
GitHub: @phuycke

PhD student @ Verguts lab.

Ghent University
Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences
Department of Experimental Psychology

Henri Dunantlaan 2
B-9000 Gent

Phone: +32 (0)9 264 64 07
Fax:     +32 (0)9 264 64 96

Last edit: 07-08-2019