https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/index.html Presentation & objectives Once the core algorithmic concepts managed, it is time to learn how to write correct, safe and reusable code. This block is dedicated to programming. Schedule Session 1 – Basics of programming. Writing, executing and debugging code following good programming practices Session 2 – Functions & libraries. Factorizing code and resusability (defining and using librairies) Session 3 – Unit tests & documentation. Use and conceive unit tests, defensive programming and code documentation Hugo en https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session1/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session1/index.html Duration2h30 Presentation & objectives The objective of session 1 is to put into practice the concepts seen in algorithmics session 1, using the tools installed in environment session 2. In addition to work on writing, executing and debugging Python code, we will also focus on good programming practices, i.e., how to write clean programs, that are easy to maintain and read. At the end of this first session you should be more comfortable manipulating an IDE, and should have all the keys to start writing more complex programs. https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session2/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session2/index.html Duration5h Presentation & objectives The objective of session 2 is to study an unmissable programming concept: functions. We will guide you through important programming concepts such as functions definition and usage, visibility and scope of variables, reuse of libraries, and code organization. We will also discuss the Python package manager, which can be used to install a lot of already existing libraries. During the practical session, in addition to a few exercises on these notions, you will work on a small machine learning-related project. https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session3/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session3/index.html Duration3h45 + preparation Presentation and objectifs In software development, ensuring the quality, maintainability, and reusability of code is paramount. This course focuses on three critical practices: defensive programming, unit testing, and code documentation. Defensive programming involves writing code that anticipates and handles potential errors gracefully, minimizing bugs and system failures. Unit testing verifies that individual components function as expected, providing a safety net during development and future changes. Lastly, thorough documentation enhances code readability, making it easier for developers to understand, modify, and extend the program over time. https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session4/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session4/index.html Duration2h30 + preparation Presentation and objectives Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a style of programming, a way of organizing instructions and data, which is different from the one you’ve used so far in this course. Today, many software programs and libraries are structured using the object-oriented approach. Understanding this programming style has therefore become an essential component of programming. The aim of this session is to introduce some basic concepts of OOP from a theoretical point of view, but also to use them in a practical way. https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session5/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://info.cours.lecalvar.fr/sae-s6/s5/prog/session5/index.html Duration3h45 + preparation TODO Attention! Session pas encore reprise pour mettre en forme le contenu. Presentation and objectifs The objective of session 5 in this programming block is to discover some AI techniques using OO code. Before the class Prior knowledge acquisition Technical requirements To prepare the labs, make sure you have the following tools installed on your computer: a recent version of the Python interpreter installed, the VSCode IDE and the following extension: Python.