Coursera 강의,Problem Solving, Python Programming, and Video Games 4주차

• 학습목표
• Classify solution issues (Hacking Version 1), as code quality or missing features.
• Understand a game version (Hacking Version 2), by observing and playing it, to identify its features.
• Modify a description (Hacking Version 1) to support new features (Hacking Version 2), using the Description Builder.
• Modify a test plan (Hacking Version 1) to support new features (Hacking Version 2), using the Test Plan Builder.
• Modify an algorithm (Hacking Version 1) to support new features (Hacking Version 2), using the Algorithm Builder.
• Generate the tokens in a Python program using lexical tables and rules, focusing on these new token kinds: operator and keyword.
• Validate the syntax of a Python program, using new syntax diagrams for: statement, assignment statement, import statement, mult-argument function call (including method call), attribute reference, binary expression, and binary operator.
• Validate the semantics of a Python program, using new simplified semantic rules for: assignment statement, import statement, mult-argument function call (including method call), attribute reference, and binary expression.
• Predict the outcome of evaluating a Python program that contains these new language components: assignment statements, import statements, multi-argument function calls (including method calls), binary expressions, and attribute references.
• Create a Python program that produces a specific outcome, from a description of the outcome, using these new language components: assignment statements, import statements, multi-argument function calls (including method calls), binary expressions, and attribute references.
• Modify a program (Hacking Version 1) to support new features (Hacking Version 2), using Wing IDE, uagame library and a test plan.
• Recognize the order of tasks in the Create Game Process.
• Recognize language features in a Python program: assignment statement, import statement, module, multi-argument function calls (including method calls), binary expressions and attribute references.

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