This course is an Introduction to computer science and programming using the Python programming language. This course allows student to have the ability to read, write, and understand small Python functions that consist of the core language and its data structures, and break down abstract problems into Python structure to solve them.
- In this course Python language was used to solve the problems with the help of Spyder IDE.
- This Course was taken in summer 2021 at chang school (TMU/Ryerson) by Dr. ilkka kokkarinen.
- This course was taken as my 1st minor course 1/6 toward Computer Science degree.
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-> S2021 (Summer)
This repository contains the problem specifications, the automated tester and the necessary data files for the graded lab problems for the course CCPS 109 Computer Science I, as taught by Ilkka Kokkarinen for the Chang School of Continuing Education, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.
Wordlist words_sorted.txt adapted from dwyl/english-words.
Completed 45 Labs Successfully. Final Grade: A+
--> Numbers on the right indicate the problem number.
- Ryerson Letter Grade (1)
- Ascending List (2)
- Riffle Shuffle Kerfuffle (3)
- Even the odds (4)
- Cyclops Numbers (5)
- Domino Cycle (6)
- Count Dominator + (Professor Solution) (8)
- Beat the previous (9)
- Taxi Zum Zum (11)
- Exact Change only (12)
- Rooks on a rampage (13)
- Try a spatula (21)
- Boustrophedon (25)
- Intersecting, intersecting (49)
- Do you reach many, do you reach one (17) -- (Professor Solution)
- Seven rule, zerors drool (18)
- Fulcrum (19)
- All yours bases are belong to us (21)
- Recaman's sequence (31)
- Count the balls off the brass monkey (22)
- Count growlers (23)
- Bulgarian Solitaire (24) -- (Professor Solution)
- tukeys_nonthers (37) -- (Professor Solution)
- Crack the Crag (31)
- Sum of two squares (33)
- Carry on Pythonista (34)
- Expand positive integer intervals + (Professor Solution) (36)
- Collapse positive integer intervals (44)
- Where do you hear, what do you say? (57) + (Professor Solution)
- Reversing the deserver (45)
- That's enough of you! (51)
- That's enough for you! (55)
- Crab bucket list (50)
- Bishops on a binge (52)
- Everybody on the floor, do the Scrooge Shuttle (56)
- Rational Lines of Action (#)
- Three summers ago (32)
- ztalloc ecneuqes (66)
- Count divisibles in range (78)
- Bridge hand shape (79)
- Milton Work point count (80)
- Frequency sort (85)
- Followed by its square (106)
- Longest arithmetic progression (26)
- Dibs to dubs (40)
- Whenever they zig, you gotta zag (38)
- Brussel's choice (46)
- Reverse ascending sublists (68)
- Nearest smaller element (41) -- (Professor Solution)
- Sum of distinct cubes (99) -- (Professor Solution)
- Manhattan skyline (75) -- (Professor Solution)