Session 10 Preparation — Videos, Reading and Quizzes

Quizzes:

Do this Quiz on Session 10 as you watch the videos and do the reading (as listed below). This document is a Microsoft Word document; here is the same Quiz on Session 10 (pdf) as a PDF.

You can either:

• Print it (two-sided is greenest) and fill it in by hand, or
• Download it, fill it in electronically, and then print it (two-sided is greenest).

Videos and Reading (online and textbook):

All of the following are required except any items labeled Optional are, well, optional (i.e., things that may be interesting but do not directly pertain to your success in this course).

1. Sequences
   • Video (embedded in a web page) [8:43 minutes]
   • Video (as an mp4 that you can download if you want)
   • PowerPoint slides (use these only if the video does not work for you)
   • A written summary (only if you feel the need for it)
2. The Last Item in a Sequence
   • Video (embedded in a web page) [3:20 minutes]
   • Video (as an mp4 that you can download if you want)
   • PowerPoint slides (use these only if the video does not work for you)
3. Iterating Through a Sequence
   • Video (embedded in a web page) [11:35 minutes]
   • Video (as an mp4 that you can download if you want)
   • PowerPoint slides (use these only if the video does not work for you)
4. Lists
   • Textbook reading: Section 6.1 — Basic Properties of Lists (pages 278 - 283, 6 pages).
     Focus your attention on:
     • A list is a container that stores an ordered sequence of values.
     • The notation for defining a list (pages 278-279).
     • Accessing and replacing individual elements of a list (pages 279-280).
     • Finding the length of a list by using the len() function (page 280).
     • Traversing a list (pages 280 - 281).
     • Assignment to a list does not copy the list elements (page 281).
     • Out-of-range errors (page 282).
     • How to use negative subscripts to address elements near the end of the list (page 282).