This repository contains codes from my self-paced Python class.

• Project 1: Cellular Automation. The description of the project requirement can be found here: http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~selfpace/cs9honline/P1/

  • Topics: interpreter, expressions, strings, functions and the various flow-of-control constructs
  • project1.py: producing bitmap based on the rule input by users
  • rule~.pbm: bitmap produced by corresponding rule using project1.py

• Project 2

  • 2a: Python-powered Unit Converter. The description of the project requirement can be found here: http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~selfpace/cs9honline/P2a/

    • Topics: tuples, lists, dictionaries
    • Project2_Unit_Conversion.py: does unit conversion

  • 2b: Basic web programming. The description of the project requirement can be found here: http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~selfpace/cs9honline/P2b/

    • Topics: basic web fetching
    • Project2_Web_programming.py: codes
    • Description: The program extract NBA champion data from: http://www.landofbasketball.com/championships/year_by_year.htm and runs as follows:
      

    Want to find out the NBA champions for a particular year? Simply tell me the year (e.g. 2013-14), and I will tell you everything as follows:
    

    Champion
    Score
    Runner-up
    Final-MVP
    Final-MVP's team
    Season-MVP
    Season-MVP's team
    

    Please note that Finals MVP started from year 1968-69, Season MVP started from 1955-56
    Find the NBA champion of year XXXX-XX, or (q)uit]: 1970-71
    

    Milwaukee Bucks
    4-0
    Baltimore Bullets
    Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
    (Milwaukee Bucks)
    Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
    (Milwaukee Bucks)
    

    Find the NBA champion of year XXXX-XX, or (q)uit]:
    

• Project 3: Online Mad Libs. The description of the project requirement can be found here: http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~selfpace/cs9honline/P3/

  • Topics: deploying CGI scripts, HTTP headers, CGI module functions, form processing
  • Mad_Libs.cgi: codes that generate forms for user to fill in
  • Mad_Libs2.cgi: codes that give the user the sentence with their words

• Project 4: Turtle Behavior. The description of the project requirement can be found here: http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~selfpace/cs9honline/P4/

  • Topics: object-oriented programming
  • Statue.py: inherited from class Turtle(this is not the turtle module in Python, it is provided by the project. Same below). It creates a statue at the center of the widget.
  • Mouse.py: inherited from class Turtle. It creates a mouse(blue filled square) that moves counterclockwise around the statue for 1m (defined as 25 pixels) for every step.
  • Cat.py: inherited from class Turtle. It creates a cat(red filled square) that moves 1m(defined as 25 pixels) towards the statue if it sees the mouse until it cannot further move into the statue. Otherwise, it will move counterclockwise for 1.25m for every step.
  • CatMouse.py: the driver program