Specialized Programming Languages: Marcin Kamiński

Specialized Programming Languages
Marcin Kamiski
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automatic Control and Computer Science
part 1
Presentation co-nanced by the European Union within European Social Fund
Python Programming Language

Example 1

Example 1
Topic:
Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Example 1
Topic:
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week.
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week. You must select 6 numbers in range from 1 to 49.
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week. You must select 6 numbers in range from 1 to 49. If You guessed 3, 4, 5 or 6 numbers You win!
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week. You must select 6 numbers in range from 1 to 49. If You guessed 3, 4, 5 or 6 numbers You win! In 2007 69 wins more than 1 000 000 zlotys.
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week. You must select 6 numbers in range from 1 to 49. If You guessed 3, 4, 5 or 6 numbers You win! In 2007 69 wins more than 1 000 000 zlotys. One bet costs 2 zlotys.
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week. You must select 6 numbers in range from 1 to 49. If You guessed 3, 4, 5 or 6 numbers You win! In 2007 69 wins more than 1 000 000 zlotys. One bet costs 2 zlotys. The winnings represent 51% of the total amount of rates paid for taking part in the game.
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week. You must select 6 numbers in range from 1 to 49. If You guessed 3, 4, 5 or 6 numbers You win! In 2007 69 wins more than 1 000 000 zlotys. One bet costs 2 zlotys. The winnings represent 51% of the total amount of rates paid for taking part in the game. The rst drawing: January 27th 1957 more than 50 years ago...
Facts:

Example 1
Topic:

The drawing three times a week. You must select 6 numbers in range from 1 to 49. If You guessed 3, 4, 5 or 6 numbers You win! In 2007 69 wins more than 1 000 000 zlotys. One bet costs 2 zlotys. The winnings represent 51% of the total amount of rates paid for taking part in the game. The rst drawing: January 27th 1957 more than 50 years ago... The last drawing: November 4th 2008 drawing No. 4609.
Facts:

Example 1 Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland


1 bet = 2 zlotys

Teaching aids:

Teaching aids:
Python Programming Language (http://python.org).

Teaching aids:
Python Programming Language (http://python.org). ConTEXT small, fast and powerful freeware text editor (http://www.contexteditor.org).

Teaching aids:
Python Programming Language (http://python.org). ConTEXT small, fast and powerful freeware text editor (http://www.contexteditor.org). Command Prompt (StartAll ProgrammsAccessoriesCommand Prompt).

Teaching aids:
Python Programming Language (http://python.org). ConTEXT small, fast and powerful freeware text editor (http://www.contexteditor.org). Command Prompt (StartAll ProgrammsAccessoriesCommand Prompt). Archive of the lucky numbers from the years 1957-2007 (text le, 150kB).

Teaching aids:
More advanced teaching aids:

Teaching aids:

wxPython a free GUI toolkit for the Python programming language (http://wxpython.org).

Teaching aids:

wxPython a free GUI toolkit for the Python programming language (http://wxpython.org).
A L TEX a document preparation system (http://www.latex-project.org).

No. 4408 4407 4406 4405 4404 ... 5 4 3 2 1
Date 2007-07-04 2007-06-30 2007-06-27 2007-06-23 2007-06-20 ... 1957-02-24 1957-02-17 1957-02-10 1957-02-03 1957-01-27
L1 33 2 13 48 1 ... 49 45 49 27 45
L2 16 37 24 9 12 ... 39 40 45 25 43
L3 4 48 19 24 47 ... 35 37 26 22 39
L4 45 5 42 11 19 ... 15 14 20 11 31
L5 40 41 2 32 18 ... 10 11 19 10 12
L6 47 42 39 2 20 ... 8 2 18 5 8

Task 1:
The user should select six numbers. The question is as follows: did these numbers occurred in results of draws saved in the archive?

Task 1:
The user should select six numbers. The question is as follows: did these numbers occurred in results of draws saved in the archive? Remember: at least three users numbers should match the numbers stored in archive for each draw.

Task 1:
The user should select six numbers. The question is as follows: did these numbers occurred in results of draws saved in the archive? Remember: at least three users numbers should match the numbers stored in archive for each draw.
Step 1:
Please prepare program in Python programming language which enables to enter a sequence of six numbers from the keyboard.

Listing 1
for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) print value

Listing 1
for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) print value

Listing 2
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector

Listing 2
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector

Listing 3
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector print vector[ 0 ] print vector[ 0 ], vector[ 1 ], \ vector[ 2 ], vector[ 3 ], \ vector[ 4 ], vector[ 5 ] print vector[ -1 ], vector[ -2 ], \ vector[ -3 ], vector[ -4 ], \ vector[ -5 ], vector[ -6 ] print vector[ 2 ], vector[ 4 ], print vector[ 1 ], vector[ 3 ], print vector[ 0 ], vector[ 5 ]

Listing 3
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector print vector[ 0 ] print vector[ 0 ], vector[ 1 ], \ vector[ 2 ], vector[ 3 ], \ vector[ 4 ], vector[ 5 ] print vector[ -1 ], vector[ -2 ], \ vector[ -3 ], vector[ -4 ], \ vector[ -5 ], vector[ -6 ] print vector[ 2 ], vector[ 4 ], print vector[ 1 ], vector[ 3 ], print vector[ 0 ], vector[ 5 ]

Listing 4
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) for number in range ( 6 ) : print vector[ number ]

Listing 4
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) for number in range ( 6 ) : print vector[ number ]

Listing 4a
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print howMany for number in range ( howMany ) : print vector[ number ]

Listing 4a
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print howMany for number in range ( howMany ) : print vector[ number ]

Listing 4b
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print vector has , howMany, "elements" for number in range ( howMany ) : print vector[, number, "] = ", \ vector[ number ]

Listing 4b
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print vector has , howMany, "elements" for number in range ( howMany ) : print vector[, number, "] = ", \ vector[ number ]

Listing 4c
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print %s %1d %s % ( vector has, howMany, "elements" ) for number in range ( howMany ) : print %s[ %1d ] = %2d % ( vector, number, vector[ number ] )

Listing 4c
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print %s %1d %s % ( vector has, howMany, "elements" ) for number in range ( howMany ) : print %s[ %1d ] = %2d % ( vector, number, vector[ number ] )

Listing 4d
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print %s %1d %s % ( vector has, howMany, "elements" ) for number in range ( 1, howMany ) : print %s[ %1d ] = %2d % ( vector, number, vector[ number ] )

Listing 4d

Listing 4e

Listing 4e

Listing 4f

Listing 4f

Listing 4g
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print %s %1d %s % ( vector has, howMany, "elements" ) for number in range ( 2, howMany - 2 ) : print %s[ %1d ] = %2d % ( vector, number, vector[ number ] )

Listing 4g
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) howMany = len( vector ) print %s %1d %s % ( vector has, howMany, "elements" ) for number in range ( 2, howMany - 2 ) : print %s[ %1d ] = %2d % ( vector, number, vector[ number ] )

Listing 5
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) for element in vector : print element

Listing 5
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the value... ) ) vector.append( value ) for element in vector : print element

Task 1:
The user should select six numbers.
Step 1:

Task 1:
Step 1:
Step 2:
Please prepare program in Python which enables to enter a sequence of six unique numbers from the keyboard.

Listing 6
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) while ( value in vector ) : print .... This number has already been given .... value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector

Listing 6
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) while ( value in vector ) : print .... This number has already been given .... value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector

Task 1:
Step 1:
Step 2:

Task 1:
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Please prepare program in Python which enables to enter from the keyboard a sequence of six unique numbers of range from 1 to 49.

Listing 7
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) while ( not ( ( value > 0 ) and ( value < 50 ) ) or ( value in vector ) ) : while not ( ( value > 0 ) and ( value < 50 ) ) : print .... Give the number of range from 1 to 49 .... value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) while ( value in vector ) : print .... This number has already been given .... value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector

Listing 7
vector = [ ] for number in range ( 6 ) : value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) while ( not ( ( value > 0 ) and ( value < 50 ) ) or ( value in vector ) ) : while not ( ( value > 0 ) and ( value < 50 ) ) : print .... Give the number of range from 1 to 49 .... value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) while ( value in vector ) : print .... This number has already been given .... value = int( raw_input( Enter the + str ( number + 1 ) + value... ) ) vector.append( value ) print vector

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Specialized Programming Languages

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Analysis of the results of the popular lottery in Poland (LOTTO)

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

Python Programming Language

More advanced teaching aids:

Python Programming Language

More advanced teaching aids:

Python Programming Language

More advanced teaching aids:

Python Programming Language

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