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092 0 006|bengelska
100 1 Parrish, Allison
245 10 Getting started with Processing.py /|cAllison Parrish, Ben
Fry, and Casey Reas
246 1 |iSubtitle on cover:|aMaking interactive graphics with
Python's Processing mode
246 3 Make: getting started with Processing.py
250 First Edition
264 1 San Francisco, CA :|bMaker Media, Inc.,|c2016
300 xvi, 223 pages :|billustrations ;|c22 cm
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
500 Includes index
505 00 Machine generated contents note:|tSketching and
Prototyping --|tFlexibility --|tGiants --|tFamily Tree --
|tJoin In --|tPython Mode --|tYour First Program --
|tExample 2-1: Draw an Ellipse --|tExample 2-2: Make
Circles --|tShow --|tSave and New --|tShare --|tExamples
and Reference --|tDisplay Window --|tExample 3-1: Draw a
Window --|tExample 3-2: Draw a Point --|tBasic Shapes --
|tExample 3-3: Draw a Line --|tExample 3-4: Draw Basic
Shapes --|tExample 3-5: Draw a Rectangle --|tExample 3-6:
Draw an Ellipse --|tExample 3-7: Draw Part of an Ellipse -
-|tExample 3-8: Draw with Degrees --|tDrawing Order --
|tExample 3-9: Control Your Drawing Order --|tExample 3-10
: Put It in Reverse --|tShape Properties --|tExample 3-11:
Set Stroke Weight --|tExample 3-12: Set Stroke Caps --
|tExample 3-13: Set Stroke Joins --|tDrawing Modes --
|tExample 3-14: On the Corner --|tColor --|tExample 3-15:
Paint with Grays --|tExample 3-16: Control Fill and Stroke
--|tExample 3-17: Draw with Color --|tExample 3-18: Set
Transparency --|tCustom Shapes --|tExample 3-19: Draw an
Arrow --|tExample 3-20: Close the Gap --|tExample 3-21:
Create Some Creatures --|tComments --|tRobot 1: Draw --
|tFirst Variables --|tExample 4-1: Reuse the Same Values -
-|tExample 4-2: Change Values --|tMaking Variables --
|tProcessing Variables --|tExample 4-3: Adjust the Size,
See What Follows --|tLittle Math --|tExample 4-4: Basic
Arithmetic --|tRepetition --|tExample 4-5: Do the Same
Thing Over and Over --|tExample 4-6: Use a for Loop --
|tExample 4-7: Flex Your for Loop's Muscles --|tExample 4-
8: Fanning Out the Lines --|tExample 4-9: Kinking the
Lines --|tExample 4-10: Embed One for Loop in Another --
|tExample 4-11: Rows and Columns --|tExample 4-12: Pins
and Lines --|tExample 4-13: Halftone Dots --|tRobot 2:
Variables --|tOnce and Forever --|tExample 5-1: The draw()
Function --|tExample 5-2: The setup() Function --|tExample
5-3: Global Variables --|tFollow --|tExample 5-4: Track
the Mouse --|tExample 5-5: The Dot Follows You --|tExample
5-6: Draw Continuously --|tExample 5-7: Set Thickness on
the Fly --|tExample 5-8: Easing Does It --|tExample 5-9:
Smooth Lines with Easing --|tModifying Global Variables --
|tClick --|tExample 5-10: Click the Mouse --|tExample 5-11
: Detect When Not Clicked --|tExample 5-12: Multiple Mouse
Buttons --|tLocation --|tExample 5-13: Find the Cursor --
|tExample 5-14: The Bounds of a Circle --|tExample 5-15:
The Bounds of a Rectangle --|tType --|tExample 5-16: Tap a
Key --|tExample 5-17: Draw Some Letters --|tExample 5-18:
Check for Specific Keys --|tExample 5-19: Move with Arrow
Keys --|tMap --|tExample 5-20: Map Values to a Range --
|tExample 5-21: Map with the map() Function --|tRobot 3:
Response --|tTranslate --|tExample 6-1: Translating
Location --|tExample 6-2: Multiple Translations --|tRotate
--|tExample 6-3: Corner Rotation --|tExample 6-4: Center
Rotation --|tExample 6-5: Translation, Then Rotation --
|tExample 6-6: Rotation, Then Translation --|tExample 6-7:
An Articulating Arm --|tScale --|tExample 6-8: Scaling --
|tExample 6-9: Keeping Strokes Consistent --|tPush and Pop
--|tExample 6-10: Isolating Transformations --|tRobot 4:
Translate, Rotate, Scale --|tImages --|tExample 7-1: Load
an Image --|tExample 7-2: Load More Images --|tExample 7-3
: Mousing Around with Images --|tExample 7-4: Transparency
with a GIF --|tExample 7-5: Transparency with a PNG --
|tFonts --|tExample 7-6: Drawing with Fonts --|tExample 7-
7: Draw Text in a Box --|tExample 7-8: Store Text in a
String --|tShapes --|tExample 7-9: Draw with Shapes --
|tExample 7-10: Scaling Shapes --|tExample 7-11: Creating
a New Shape --|tRobot 5: Media --|tFrames --|tExample 8-1:
See the Frame Rate --|tExample 8-2: Set the Frame Rate --
|tSpeed and Direction --|tExample 8-3: Move a Shape --
|tExample 8-4: Wrap Around --|tExample 8-5: Bounce Off the
Wall --|tTweening --|tExample 8-6: Calculate Tween
Positions --|tRandom --|tExample 8-7: Generate Random
Values --|tExample 8-8: Draw Randomly --|tExample 8-9:
Move Shapes Randomly --|tTimers --|tExample 8-10: Time
Passes --|tExample 8-11: Triggering Timed Events --
|tCircular --|tExample 8-12: Sine Wave Values --|tExample
8-13: Sine Wave Movement --|tExample 8-14: Circular Motion
--|tExample 8-15: Spirals --|tRobot 6: Motion --|tFunction
Basics --|tExample 9-1: Roll the Dice --|tExample 9-2:
Another Way to Roll --|tMake a Function --|tExample 9-3:
Draw the Owl --|tExample 9-4: Two's Company --|tExample 9-
5: An Owl Function --|tExample 9-6: Increasing the Surplus
Population --|tExample 9-7: Owls of Different Sizes --
|tReturn Values --|tExample 9-8: Return a Value --|tRobot
7: Functions --|tFields and Methods --|tDefine a Class --
|tCreate Objects --|tExample 10-1: Make an Object --
|tExample 10-2: Make Multiple Objects --|tCode in Tabs --
|tRobot 8: Objects --|tFrom Variables to Lists --|tExample
11-1: Many Variables --|tExample 11-2: Too Many Variables
--|tExample 11-3: Lists, Not Variables --|tList Operations
--|tExample 11-4: Declare and Append to a List --|tExample
11-5: Compact List Initialization --|tExample 11-6:
Revisiting the First Example --|tRepetition and Lists --
|tExample 11-7: Filling a List in a for Loop --|tExample
11-9: Track Mouse Movements --|tLists of Objects --
|tExample 11-10: Managing Many Objects --|tExample 11-11:
A New Way to Manage Objects --|tExample 11-12: Sequences
of Images --|tRobot 9: Lists --|tData Summary --
|tDictionaries --|tExample 12-1: (Keyboard) Keys as
(Dictionary) Keys --|tLists of Dictionaries --|tExample 12
-2: The Planets --|tCSV Files --|tExample 12-3: Read the
Data --|tGetting the Right Type --|tExample 12-4: Draw the
Table --|tExample 12-5: 29,740 Cities --|tJSON --|tExample
12-6: Read a JSON File --|tExample 12-7: Visualize Data
from a JSON File --|tNetwork Data and APIs --|tExample 12-
8: Parsing the Weather Data --|tExample 12-9: Chaining
Square Brackets --|tRobot 10: Data --|tSound --|tExample
13-1: Play a Sample --|tExample 13-2: Listen to a
Microphone --|tExample 13-3: Create a Sine Wave --|tImage
and PDF Export --|tExample 13-4: Saving Images --|tExample
13-5: Draw to a PDF --|tHello, Arduino --|tExample 13-6:
Read a Sensor --|tExample 13-7: Read Data from the Serial
Port --|tExample 13-8: Visualizing the Data Stream --
|tExample 13-9: Another Way to Look at the Data
520 Processing opened up the world of programming to artists,
designers, educators, and beginners. The Processing.py
Python implementation of Processing reinterprets it for
today's web. This short book gently introduces the core
concepts of computer programming and working with
Processing. Written by the co-founders of the Processing
project, Reas and Fry, along with co-author Allison
Parrish, Getting Started with Processing.py is your fast
track to using Python's Processing mode
650 0 Python (Computer program language)
650 0 Computer graphics
650 0 Computer drawing
650 7 Computer drawing.|2fast
650 7 Computer graphics.|2fast
650 7 Python (Computer program language)|2fast
650 7 Programmering|2sao
650 7 Datorgrafik|2sao
700 1 Fry, Ben,|eauthor
700 1 Reas, Casey,|eauthor
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