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CpE 101- Computer Programming

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Syllabus Introduction Python IDE Basic Syntax Basic
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Course Title Computer Programming
Course Category Allied Course
Semester/year Second Semester / 2025-2026
Camille Joy C. Sosa (MIT 30 units earned) 55703
Course Instructor Lecturer I
[Link]@[Link]/09155842098

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Course Code CpE 101
Prerequisite(s) Second Year Standing
Credit Hours 3 hours lab

Course Rationale This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and techniques in computer programming. Although
and Description the course does not require prior experience in programming, students shall use a high-level programming
language (Python) to convert formulated logic into computer programs.

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Criteria for Major Exam - 20%
Assessment Laboratory Assessment - 45%
Quiz - 10%
Final Project - 25%

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What is Computer Programming?
• Programming or Computer programming is a way of giving an instruction to a
computer to perform a specific task. In programming world, it often refer to as
coding.
• A sequence of instruction that a computer is executing is called computer program. A
set of computer programs can create a software.
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Programming Languages
• A quest to provide a common language that a computer and human will understand
leads to the development of programming languages. There are a lot of programming
language that have been develop but all of these are divided into two types; Low-
level Language and High-Level Language.
• Low-Level Languages - It has no abstraction and the programming rely closely to the
computer architecture. To create a program using a low-level language, the
programmer must understand the architecture of the computer system such as the
number of registers, the size of memory, register and cache, how the device are
connected to each other, how many instruction the machine is capable and what are
these instructions.
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Programming Languages
• Low level program codes are divided into two parts. the opcode and the operand.
• High- Level Languages - It has a high-level of abstraction and focus mainly on the
programming logic rather than the underlying hardware architecture. It is more user
friendly and generally independent from the computer hardware.
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Python Programming Language
• Python is a high-level programming
language. Open source and community
driven. Source can be compiled or run
just-in-time. Similar to perl, tcl, ruby
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Why Python?
• It has simplified syntax and not
complicated, which gives more emphasis
on natural language.
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Python has shorter syntax
and beginner friendly

PYTHON PRINT
STATEMENT
>>> print("Hello World")
Hello World
>>>
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Python IDE
• An integrated development environment (IDE) is a software application
that provides comprehensive facilities for software development.
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Python Basic Terms

• A variable stores data that can be used and
updated later.
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Identifiers and Naming Rules in Python
• Start with a letter or an underscore (_)

Valid Examples
Python Basic Terms
• Identifiers are the names used to
identify variables, functions, classes,
and other objects in Python.
Invalid Examples
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Identifiers and Naming Rules in Python
• Only letters, numbers, and underscores are allowed

Valid Examples
Python Basic Terms
• Identifiers are the names used to
identify variables, functions, classes,
and other objects in Python. Invalid Examples
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Identifiers and Naming Rules in Python
• Cannot contain spaces

Valid Examples
Python Basic Terms
• Identifiers are the names used to
identify variables, functions, classes,
and other objects in Python. Invalid Examples
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Identifiers and Naming Rules in Python
• Case-sensitive: Python treats uppercase and lowercase letters as
different.
Python Basic Terms Examples
• Identifiers are the names used to
identify variables, functions, classes,
and other objects in Python.
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Identifiers and Naming Rules in Python
• Cannot use Python keywords or reserved words

Valid Examples
Python Basic Terms
• Identifiers are the names used to
identify variables, functions, classes,
and other objects in Python. Invalid Examples
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Python Basic Terms

• Keywords are reserved words in Python
that have specific meanings.
• Cannot be used as variable names.
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Python Basic Terms

• Data types is defined as the type of data a
variable holds.
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Python Basic Terms

• Python uses indentation to define blocks
of code instead of braces {}.
• It is mandatory in Python.
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Python Basic Terms

• Exception an error that occurs during the
execution of a program.
• Can be handled using try and except.
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What is INPUT and OUTPUT in programming?

• Input: Getting data from the user during program execution.
• Output: Displaying data or results to the user.
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Output in Python
• Use the print() function to display information on the screen.
• Can handle multiple items separated by commas.
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Formatting Output in Python
• Use f-strings for clean and readable formatting
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Formatting Output in Python
• Or use [Link]() method:
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Formatting Output in Python
• Left Align text : <15

OUTPUT:

{name:<15}: Aligns name to the left within a 15-character field.

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Formatting Output in Python
• Right Align text : >15

OUTPUT:

{name:>15}: Aligns name to the right within a 15-character field.

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Formatting Output in Python
• Align with decimals

OUTPUT:
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Formatting Output in Python
• Align with decimals

OUTPUT:
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Input in Python
• Use the input() function to get user input.
• Input is always treated as a string.
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CpE 101- Computer Programming