Boston Python Workshop 6/Saturday lecture: Difference between revisions

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 # review Friday material
 #* math
-#* type()
+#* <tt>type()</tt>
 #* variables
 #* strings
 #* booleans
-#* if/elif/else
+#* <tt>if</tt>/<tt>elif</tt>/<tt>else</tt>
 #* functions
 # lists
 #* purpose
 #* initialization
-#* len() review
+#* <tt>len()</tt> review
 #* accessing elements
 #* adding elements
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 #* strings are like lists
 # loops and more flow control
-#* for loops
+#* <tt>for</tt> loops
-#* if statements inside for loops
+#* <tt>if</tt> statements inside <tt>for</tt> loops
-#* for loops inside for loops
+#* nested <tt>for</tt> loops
-#* range()
+#* <tt>range()</tt>
-#* while loops
+#* <tt>while</tt> loops
 #* infinite loops
-#* if statements inside while loops
+#* <tt>if</tt> statements inside <tt>while</tt> loops
-#* break
+#* <tt>break</tt>
-#* raw_input
+#* <tt>raw_input()</tt>
 # dictionaries
 #* purpose
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 #* adding elements
 #* changing elements
-#* keys() and values()
+#* <tt>keys()</tt> and <tt>values()</tt>
 # modules
 #* purpose