Basic Tutorial

• 1. First program
  • 1.1. Dealing with eRRoRs
  • 1.2. Rule #1
  • 1.3. A special tool to help you
• 2. Task driven learning
  • 2.1. Making a left turn
  • 2.2. A different view
• 3. Darn bugs!
  • 3.1. What is a bug?
  • 3.2. Dealing with bugs
• 4. A token of appreciation
• 5. Rule number 2
  • 5.1. Comments
• 6. Summary
• 7. Introduction to the tasks
  • 7.1. Important information about saving your work
• 8. Newspaper delivery
• 9. Rule number 3
  • 9.1. Three lefts can make a right
  • 9.2. Defining functions
  • 9.3. How to think about def
• 10. Turn around
  • 10.1. Back to turn_right()
• 11. Using the Library
  • 11.1. Reeborg can understand French
• 12. Reading exercise
• 13. Newspaper delivery revisited
• 14. Repeat
• 15. Summary
• 16. If only …
  • 16.1. if statement
• 17. Finding the right spot
  • 17.1. Another condition
  • 17.2. And now, something different
  • 17.3. Hurdles race!
• 18. Listen to me … or else ….
  • 18.1. Two choices…
  • 18.2. How to think about if/else
• 19. Hurdles yet again!
  • 19.1. How to think of if/elif/ ... /else statements
  • 19.2. Back to hurdles
• 20. Not … true!
  • 20.1. Time to be negative.
  • 20.2. Please, make Reeborg happy
  • 20.3. Another option
• 21. Summary
• 22. For a while
  • 22.1. How to think about while
  • 22.2. Back to hurdles!
• 23. Refinements: part 1
  • 23.1. A simple problem
• 24. Refinements: part 2
  • 24.1. Not so simple world
• 25. Refinements: part 3
  • 25.1. More complicated world
• 26. Refinements: part 4
• 27. Refinements: part 5
• 28. Rule number 4
  • 28.1. Conclusion
• 29. Surprises
• 30. Revisiting some challenges
  • 30.1. Before harvesting
  • 30.2. Ready to harvest
  • 30.3. Stormy weather
  • 30.4. Reeborg’s friend’s turn.
  • 30.5. After the storm
  • 30.6. More yard work!
  • 30.7. Finding the center
• 31. Summary
  • 31.1. Python keywords
  • 31.2. Functions specific to Reeborg’s World