30 lessons in Python for Mathematics

Your first programPython as a calculatorFloor division and moduloNames for valuesChanging a valueFunctions you defineReturn or print?Several inputs, and functions inside functionsTrue or falsePiecewise rules with ifRepeat with forAdding up: Σ in codeRepeat until: whileLists: a sequence in one nameLoop over a listTwo names, one listA function that calls itselfWhy 0.1 + 0.2 is not 0.3Printing numbers wellTwo answers at onceSet-builder notation in codePutting things in orderSetsCounting with dictionariesThe math moduleRandomness on purposeClose enough: Newton's methodFunctions as inputsArrays: arithmetic on every numberProject: π three ways

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