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  • Hello everybody and welcome to chapter

  • one of Python for Everybody. I'm Charles

  • Severance i'm your instructor and i

  • welcome you to this class. The basic goal

  • of this class is to teach everybody how

  • to program regardless of your background.

  • You don't have to be a math whiz. You

  • don't have to be a computer expert. No

  • matter how old you are or what your

  • background is we want to teach you how

  • to program. So welcome to this course.

  • Welcome to chapter one.

  • So the first thing to understand is that

  • the purpose to learn to program is

  • because computers want to do things for

  • us they are built and created and

  • designed and their hardware is set up so

  • that they basically asked us what do you

  • want to do next if you grab your phone

  • your phone sort of does nothing until

  • you tell it what to do with weights for

  • you and is just waiting for you and all

  • the hardware computer technology around

  • you is generally waiting for you and we

  • can use this for useful things we could

  • play video games we could have it help

  • navigate for our car someday we might

  • even have self-driving cars and its

  • really in a sense in my mind silly if

  • you spend your whole life not really

  • understanding this technology and and I

  • think it's important that we learn to

  • tell these computers what to do rather

  • than just let them increasingly control

  • our lives and so as we'll see computers

  • aren't very smart on their own we humans

  • are the ones that in view them with

  • knowledge and what we need to learn to

  • speak their language it is much easier

  • for us to learn to speak their language

  • than it is for them to learn to speak

  • our language although with these

  • cellphones we're starting to see little

  • bits where they can begin to understand

  • but you would be amazed at the 40 or 50

  • years that it takes has taken us to

  • understand a hundred to build programs

  • to begin to understand so I'm bringing

  • you into something where you are going

  • to learn the ways of programming

  • in the let ways of the computer because

  • it's easier to teach you how to program

  • is to teach this how to work in your

  • world even though ultimately the goal is

  • to get this to to do work for you

  • so part of what i'm trying to do is move

  • you from a user perspective where you

  • just look at the computer as something

  • that someone else has constructed and

  • you are the user of to the point where

  • you construct new things now the first

  • kinds of things that you're going to

  • construct are actually things to solve

  • your own problems and it's a very

  • popular now to work on data and python

  • is an excellent programming language for

  • datum data mining and data analysis and

  • that's a lot of what we're going to do

  • in this course although really it's a

  • gateway to all kinds of things like you

  • know artificial intelligence or gaming

  • navigation or mobile applications or

  • entertainment all kinds of things but

  • first we have to learn to program we

  • have to move from using the computer as

  • a tool to using the tools within the

  • computer that allow us to change how the

  • computer sees the world so there's a

  • couple of reasons that you might want to

  • be a programmer some of you are looking

  • to improve your career to be paid to

  • work on program and I've been a paid

  • program for most of my life and I like

  • it it's a good job you don't have to

  • stand in the mud you don't have to lift

  • things you have to use your brain and

  • i'll just say that it is been nice for

  • my career to not be exposed to the

  • elements but to be able to work often

  • wherever I want but that's actually our

  • secondary goal our first goal is to get

  • you to write programs that solve

  • problems that you have to solve maybe

  • you have a job as an accountant or a

  • lawyer or something else and maybe you

  • run across some data maybe there's some

  • system that logs your time and it's not

  • quite giving the report that you want to

  • give and so you say could I just grabbed

  • the log data myself and and write a

  • program to do some analysis to say

  • what's the average this versus that or

  • the average of some other thing right

  • and so that's the basic idea that you'll

  • you'll initially use computers to serve

  • your own ends

  • that makes it a lot easier to write

  • programs because you don't have to worry

  • about

  • you know a million users using your

  • software you if it works for you then

  • we're happy and so it takes a little

  • more training to write software for

  • other people are for thousands and

  • thousands of other people and so part of

  • what i want to do is I want to change

  • your perspective you know you look at

  • this from the outside and you see it

  • from the outside and you click on things

  • i want to turn this around and I want

  • you to be the person inside this looking

  • out at the world and as a programmer we

  • are making things inside these computers

  • for the world and so we want to pull you

  • into being part of this we want you

  • inside this are thinking inside this and

  • what you learn is that if you're inside

  • this computer and you are taking your

  • instructions to build programs to be

  • used by the human almost dropped that

  • the human outside the computer you have

  • things that you need to take advantage

  • of there's things like the central

  • processing unit the memory of this

  • system the network connection of this

  • system that the disk drive or permanent

  • storage on this system and as a

  • programmer you are kind of mediating

  • between all those internal resources

  • that this has that are not very smart

  • but highly powerful and mediating with

  • what that user wants right and so we

  • take the end user and we programmers we

  • serve the end-user but the computer

  • serves us so together between us and all

  • the computers resources we can serve the

  • needs of the end user and we do this by

  • writing code or programming ok and what

  • is that well

  • programming is a sequence of

  • instructions where we are giving

  • instructions the resources inside the

  • computer in a way to accomplish the

  • goals of the end user and remember

  • sometimes we are our own end-user it's

  • not just it's not just you know the

  • you're not always doing a start-up

  • you're not always writing a mobile

  • gaming system sometimes you're writing

  • something for yourself but that's okay

  • so sometimes you're writing something to

  • solve a problem you're like crafting

  • your you're doing something you could do

  • by hand or manually and you're you're

  • making some clever little 2500 line

  • program and you're putting that in other

  • times like when I work on the

  • open-source learning management system

  • sakai it is my creativity I'm I've got

  • an idea and I want to share it with a

  • million users and so I write my code to

  • for an external audience and so code is

  • that sequence of instructions that the

  • computer itself doesn't know how to

  • handle roster out but i can write code

  • that will handle roster out by looking

  • at the data that's inside this computer

  • inside this application and so if you

  • think about programs we have programs

  • for computers and programs for humans

  • and a number of years ago now i'm

  • started sooner or later this will be me

  • showing my age

  • this is an example of the macarena and

  • the macarena is a song that effectively

  • is a sequence of instructions

  • you put your left hand out you put your

  • right hand out you put on the shoulder

  • you wiggle wiggle wiggle and you spin

  • around and you do things and this this

  • is a program for people and so I want

  • you to take a quick look at this and see

  • if you can find anything wrong with this

  • particular program to look really

  • closely

  • so i'll show you it's got some

  • typographical errors in it and we as

  • humans are really good at reading or

  • hearing typographical errors and

  • correcting them automatically and

  • instantly and but computers are not

  • computers are extremely literal if it

  • saw this ham instead of hand it would

  • think what's a ham and why am I going to

  • hit someone in the back of the head with

  • a ham and why would I take my left hand

  • and hit somebody that's you know these

  • are all bad things but the computer is

  • going to take us very literally

  • and so we have to be really precise and

  • and the computer just doesn't know the

  • difference between what we mean and what

  • we say so we have to be very precise and

  • this is one of the great frustrations

  • that people have when they first start

  • using computers and so we have to get

  • this right we have to get these little

  • bits of text exactly the way they are

  • computers will blow up with syntax

  • errors and there seemed to to make quite

  • a fuss when you make the tiniest of

  • errors but you'll get used to that I

  • mean that's because not because you're

  • bad or you're less than awesome

  • it just means the computers can't

  • compensate when you make small mistakes

  • and so you've got to get used to the

  • fact that the computer is sort of

  • intellectually not as strong as you

  • and so it gets confused really easy even

  • though when it gets confused

  • it says seemingly mean things to you so

  • you'll get used to that

  • ok so the first thing i want to do is I

  • want to throw up some text and I want

  • you to while this text is up i want you

  • to count the number of each word in this

  • text and tell me what the most common

  • word is in this text

  • ok so here we go

  • ok so I I kind of made that hard on you

  • on purpose by moving around and

  • distracting you and confusing you

  • but even if it's it's not moving at all

  • it's a little bit you know tricky to do

  • you probably stare at a couple of times

  • your brain is going back and forth and

  • back and forth and so let's text

  • analysis is one of the great things that

  • computers are very very good at and some

  • of the things that you know if they can

  • translate text and that's because they

  • looked at a lot of information so

  • looking at text is actually something

  • computers are really good at and so if

  • we take a look at the kind of programs

  • that we're going to write to do this

  • kind of thing

  • this is something that humans are not

  • naturally good at but computers are

  • super-good at now i'm not going to have

  • you look at this code i'm not going to

  • this code you will understand in a few

  • weeks but basically this is a set of

  • instructions to open a file read that

  • file read all the words in the file

  • create a histogram of all the words in

  • the file and then search through that

  • histogram to find the most common word

  • and tell us what the most common word is

  • in the file and in this clown file the

  • word that is the most common it happened

  • seven times and here's another large

  • file called words that text and the word

  • to is the most common thing and our goal

  • is to get to the point where you can

  • write this on your own so you can say

  • you know what I got a problem to solve

  • that is what's the most common word in

  • this file

  • I know how to start and then I know how

  • to finish I know how to do this stuff in

  • the middle and we have to learn this

  • kind of weird language but when we do we

  • can count millions of words as easily as

  • account 20 words so that's the fun of

  • all of this is to teach you this

  • language so that you can solve that

  • problem so that you don't have to solve

  • it because you could solve it but it's

  • not something that's not your naturally

  • good at and it's hard work

  • so next we're going to talk a little bit

  • about the hardware architecture that you

  • can you're going to be experiencing as

  • you write programs

Hello everybody and welcome to chapter

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