This repository contains my solutions to the problem sets and the final project for Harvard University's CS50P: Introduction to Programming with Python course. This course focuses exclusively on programming with Python.
CS50P is an introduction to programming using Python, designed for students with or without prior programming experience. The curriculum covers:
- Functions, variables, and arguments
- Conditionals and Boolean expressions
- Loops and iterations
- Exception handling
- Writing and running unit tests
- Using third-party libraries
- Working with regular expressions
- Object-oriented programming with classes and objects
- File I/O operations
The course is divided into ten weeks, each focusing on different aspects of Python programming. It includes hands-on practice with exercises inspired by real-world problems.
I have completed all the assignments and the final project, and received a certificate of completion from Harvard. This repository showcases my journey and solutions for each problem set.
- Problem Sets: Each problem set is stored in its respective directory, named according to the week it was assigned (e.g.,
week1,week2, etc.). - Final Project: The final project is located in the
final_projectdirectory.
Feel free to explore the directories to see my solutions. Each folder contains a README file with a brief explanation of the problem and my approach to solving it.
For any questions or feedback, feel free to contact me via email.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. You are welcome to use and modify these materials as per the license terms.
David J. Malan
For more information, visit the official CS50 website.
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