Supplements

The following supplements are available to all instructors and students using the textbook. Some of our supplements are password-protected (marked with this padlock icon: ), such as solutions to all end-of-chapter exercises and programming problems, sample homework assignments and their solutions, sample exams, and others. If you are an instructor using BPP in your course and need the password to these protected supplements, please email the authors with a link to evidence that you are an instructor, and we will be happy to provide it to you. The password is never given out to students.

• Chapter 13: Inheritance (online-only chapter; contact authors for password)
• CodeStepByStep (web system for practicing solving Python programming problems online; free for all to use)
• PowerPoint slides by chapter (last updated October 16, 2018):
  • Chapter 1: Introduction to Python Programming
  • Chapter 2: Data and Definite Loops
  • Chapter 3: Parameters and Graphics
  • Chapter 4: Conditional Execution
  • Chapter 5: Program Logic and Indefinite Loops
  • Chapter 6: File Processing
  • Chapter 7: Lists
  • Chapter 8: Dictionaries and Sets
  • Chapter 9: Recursion
  • Chapter 10: Searching and Sorting
  • Chapter 11: Classes and Objects
  • Chapter 12: Functional Programming
  • ZIP archive of all of the above slides (4.9 MB)
• Code files that appear in each chapter of 4ed; last updated October 16, 2018
  • DrawingPanel.py (support class for drawing graphics)
    • documentation for DrawingPanel class
  • ZIP archive of all code files (6.1 MB)
• "Section" handouts and solutions
  • (used for TA discussion sections and/or closed lab sessions)

• Self-Check solutions

  This document contains complete solutions to all Self-Check problems found at the end of chapters of our textbook. Instructors, please note that students have access to all Self-Check solutions, so Self-Check problems should probably not be assigned as graded homework. (Solutions to Exercises and Programming Projects are not posted publicly for students to see, so those can be assigned as homework problems if so desired.)

• Exercise solutions

• Programming project solutions and writeups (for selected subset of programming projects)

• Test Bank of past exams and exam question ideas (all of these exams have been class-tested with students at the University of Arizona)

Other Resources

• University of Arizona, C SC 110, Fall 2017 course web site (CS1)
(web sites for CS1 course at U of A that use the Building Python Programs textbook; may contain useful material for your course)