List of Tables

Chapter 2: Types, Variables, and Simple I/O: The Useless Trivia Program

Table 2.1: SELECTED ESCAPE SEQUENCES

Table 2.2: MATHEMATICAL OPERATORS WITH INTEGERS

Table 2.3: MATHEMATICAL OPERATORS WITH FLOATING-POINT NUMBERS

Table 2.4: USEFUL STRING METHODS

Table 2.5: SELECTED TYPE CONVERSION FUNCTIONS

Table 2.6: USEFUL AUGMENT ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS

Chapter 3: Branching, while Loops, and Program Planning: The Guess My Number Game

Table 3.1: COMPARISON OPERATORS

Table 3.2: B RANCHING STRUCTURES SUMMARY

Chapter 5: Lists and Dictionaries: The Hangman Game

Table 5.1: SELECTED LIST METHODS

Table 5.2: SELECTED DICTIONARY METHODS

Chapter 6: Functions: The Tic-Tac-Toe Game

Table 6.1: TIC-TAC-TOE FUNCTIONS

Chapter 7: Files and Exceptions: The Trivia Challenge Game

Table 7.1: SELECTED FILE ACCESS MODES

Table 7.2: SELECTED FILE METHODS

Table 7.3: shelve ACCESS MODES

Table 7.4: SELECTED EXCEPTION TYPES

Chapter 9: Object-Oriented Programming: The Blackjack Game

Table 9.1: BLACKJACK CLASSES

Chapter 10: GUI Development: The Mad Lib Program

Table 10.1: SELECTED GUI ELEMENTS

Chapter 11: Graphics: The Pizza Panic Game

Table 11.1: COMMONLY USED games MODULE CLASSES

Table 11.2: USEFUL Screen METHODS

Table 11.3: USEFUL Games_Object METHODS

Appendix A: LiveWires Reference

Table A.1: Screen ATTRIBUTES

Table A.2: Screen METHODS

Table A.3: Games_Object'S CONSTRUCTOR PARAMETERS

Table A.4: Games_Object METHODS

Table A.5: Text ATTRIBUTES

Table A.6: Text METHODS

Table A.7: Message ATTRIBUTES

Table A.8: Animation ATTRIBUTES

Table A.9: games FUNCTIONS

Table A.10: SOUND OBJECT METHODS

Table A.11: games KEY CONSTANTS