Lectures and didactic material
Lectures
- Go vs. Python.pdf
- High Performance Python.pdf
- Introduction to Python - the hard way.pdf
- Python OOP.pdf
Didactic code
- All the code fragments developed during my lectures of Computer Sciences since 2014/15.
- Code fragments from my lectures of Computational Intelligence since 2021/22.
Spare examples
- Pythonic Trees
- Pythonic BST: An unbalanced binary search tree.
- Radix Trie: A compact prefix tree.
- gxgp: A minimal, no-nonsense GP framework.
- Pythonic Graphs — notez bien: without external libraries.
- Net Rat: A tiny Go program for snitching information about network status.
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