Read Chapters 15 through 17 of “Think Python: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist” from http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkPython/html/index.html. Or get the pdf file of the book from the same link.

1. Finish running all the examples in Chapters 15 through 19 of “Think  Python: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist” by yourself in Python  shell interactive command mode or IDLE editor window. Collect all output  of your running examples and submit them in one text file named  “CSC111-Case4-Examples-YourFirstNameLastname”
2. Finish coding the following exercises in Python, run them, and  collect the running results into a file named  “CSC111-Case4-Exercises-YourFirstNameLastName” and submit it.
   1. Exercise 16.1
   2. Exercise 16.2
   3. Exercise 16.4
   4. Exercise 16.7
   5. Exercise 17.2
   6. Exercise 17.3
   7. Exercise 17.4
   8. Exercise 17.7

Note: When you program the exercises you can name them whatever you want, such as ex3-1.py or count-nums.py but the submitted file should provide name of the exercise, source code, and running results.

1. Finally, write a summary document named  “CSC111-Case4Summary-YourFirstNameLastName” to report what you have  learned from this SLP assignment and any other learning experience.