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Welcome to Python! In this course you will learn the fundamentals of programming in Python. Concepts include variables, operators, blocks, logic, loops, data types, lists, dictionaries, functions, exceptions, unit testing, classes, files, json, web api consumption, and basic code organization. This course covers Python 3.5+, the most recent version of Python.

1. Get the Workbook (workbook)
2. Open GitHub in Incognito
3. Click on the Octocat
4. Find and Click the Clone or Download Button
5. Make Sure SSH
6. Copy to Clipboard
7. Pull Up a Terminal
8. Change Into Your repos Directory
9. Enter the git clone Command
10. Checking the Python Docs (docs)
11. Make Sure Python3
    💡 docs.python.org ◦ Standard Documentation ◦ Python Versions
12. Pydoc
    💡 pydoc3 ◦ Comments ◦ | ◦ Pagers ◦ Pipes ◦ | more ◦ more ◦ UNIX Pipeline
13. Manual man Pages
    💡 Man Pages ◦ man
14. Why Python? (why)
15. Easy
    💡 Best First Language ◦ MIT ◦ ghc
16. Everywhere
17. Powerful
    💡 Python C Extensions ◦ Data Science ◦ Premature Optimization
18. Versatile
    💡 One Best Way ◦ Beat Perl
19. Mature
    💡 Python 2 v.s. 3 ◦ Libraries
20. When Not to Pick Python (not)
21. Concurrency
22. Slow
23. Not a Web Language
24. Not for Graphical Games, No PyGame
25. No Python IDLE?
26. Short History of Python (history)
27. Guido's Christmas Present Named After Monty Python
28. Whitespace Novelty
29. Best First Language to Learn
30. The Python Command Interface (cli)
31. Why CLI?
    💡 python3
32. Easter Eggs
    💡 Easter Eggs ◦ Zen of Python ◦ Python Longevity
33. Conclusion
34. Hello World (hello)
35. History
36. Touch and Chmod
    💡 touch ◦ chmod +x ◦ Permissions ◦ Executable ◦ Runnable ◦ File ◦ Script
37. Printing Text to the Screen
    💡 print() ◦ Strings ◦ Quotes ◦ vim ◦ vi ◦ Code Birthday
38. Files and PATH
    💡 Files ◦ $PATH ◦ path ◦ which ◦ echo ◦ Full Path ◦ Fully ◦ Qualified Path ◦ Root Path ◦ / ◦ . ◦ .. ◦ ./ ◦ ../ ◦ ~
39. Shuh to the Bang
    💡 Shebang Line ◦ #! ◦ env ◦ File System ◦ Path
40. Color Things Up
    💡 import ◦ colors ◦ as ◦ Using Python Modules ◦ Terminal ◦ Escapes ◦ c.random() ◦ c.multi() ◦ c.clear
41. Spinning Emoji Earth Globe
    💡 Unicode ◦ Code for the World ◦ Emojis ◦ from ◦ import
42. Beads on a Necklace
    💡 Strings ◦ Quotes ◦ Join Operator ◦ +
43. Action
    💡 Actions ◦ Functions ◦ Function Call
44. Paying for Air
    💡 Arguments ◦ Parameters
45. Final Comment
    💡 Comments ◦ ''' ◦ """ ◦ pydoc3 ◦ pydoc
46. Do It Again
    💡 Repetition ◦ Athletic Software Engineering
47. Conclusion
48. Hi There! (hi)
49. The Usual
50. Replacing World
    💡 Variables ◦ Operators ◦ = ◦ Constants
51. Teaching a Computer to Remember
52. Prompting for Input
    💡 input()
53. Where is Your Assignment?
    💡 Assignment ◦ Assignment Operator ◦ = ◦ Operator ◦ Operand
54. Difference Between Functions and Procedures
    💡 Functions ◦ Procedures ◦ Side Effects ◦ Functional Programming Paradigm
55. Conclusion
    💡 REPL ◦ Interactive Text Adventures ◦ Stories
56. Nyan, Nyan, STOP! (nyan)
57. Nyan What?
58. The Usual
59. True or False
    💡 Booleans ◦ Types ◦ True ◦ False
60. Loop It
    💡 while ◦ Infinite Loops ◦ End of the World
61. In Your Block
    💡 Code Blocks ◦ :
62. Indenting with vim
    💡 >> ◦ << ◦ vim
63. Spaces and Tabs that Matter
    💡 Significant White Space
64. Make is STOP!
    💡 Interrupts ◦ KeyboardInterrupt ◦ ctrl-c ◦ Exceptions ◦ ctrl-z ◦ ctrl-x ◦ Why NO nano
65. Catching and Trapping Exceptions
    💡 Exceptions ◦ try: ◦ except: ◦ Blue-Sky Scenario ◦ exit()
66. Printing to Same Line
    💡 print() ◦ end=" " ◦ Line Buffering ◦ flush=True ◦ ◦ Line Returns
67. But WHY?!
    💡 Event Programming ◦ Event Loops
68. Conclusion
69. Bonus Challenges
70. Do You Like Waffles? (waffles)
71. An Ancient Meme?
72. The Usual
    💡 Boilerplate ◦ bin
73. Do you like waffles?
    💡 input()
74. Logic is a Little Tweeting Bird
    💡 Logic ◦ if ◦ else ◦ Conditions
75. The Difference Between Equality and Assignment
    💡 = ◦ == ◦ Is Equal To ◦ Assign
76. A Big Nest
    💡 Nested Code Blocks ◦ Shallow Nesting by Design
77. Trimming the Nest
    💡 Refactoring ◦ Code Maintenance ◦ Code Organization ◦ Program Design ◦ Spaghetti Code ◦ Conditional Modifiers ◦ not ◦ Checking for Good not Bad
78. Notice Any Patterns?
    💡 Redundancy ◦ Variables ◦ Assertions ◦ The Dude
79. Defining Our First Procedure Function
    💡 Defining Functions ◦ Python Style Guidelines ◦ PEP-0008
80. Handling the Other Exceptions
    💡 Blue Sky Path ◦ Blue Sky Scenario ◦ Exceptional Path ◦ Exceptions
81. Speaking of Lists (and Tuples)
    💡 Lists ◦ Tuples ◦ [] ◦ () ◦ Immutable
82. Exception: User Enters Variation of yes
    💡 Compound Conditions ◦ or ◦ and ◦ Logic Errors ◦ .startswith() ◦ .lower() ◦ in ◦ Methods v.s. Functions ◦ String Methods ◦ Order of Operations ◦ () ◦ Regular Expressions
83. Exception: User Includes Spaces
    💡 Trimming Whitespace ◦ .trim() ◦ .ltrim() ◦ .rtrim()
84. Exception: User Interrupts with ctrl-c
    💡 Catching Multiple Exceptions ◦ except ◦ KeyboardError ◦ else ◦ finally
85. Conclusion
86. Bonus Challenges
87. Badgers, Badgers, Badgers (badgers)
88. The Usual
89. How many badgers is that again?
    💡 Counting ◦ Infinite ◦ Finite ◦ Boolean ◦ while ◦ Algorithms
90. Teaching Our Program to Count
    💡 Addition Operator ◦ + ◦ Augmented Assignment ◦ +=
91. But Mom, the Program Says Raise My Allowance
    💡 Difference Between Join and Addition Operators ◦ Chores ◦ Allowance
92. Conclusion
93. Bonus Challenges
94. More Python3 Learning Resources (more)
95. Dive Into Python 3
96. Warning
97. 🍎 Welcome Teachers! (teachers)
98. Prerequisites
99. Age
100. Time
101. Rubrics
102. Resources
103. Encrypted Solutions
104. Other
105. Next
106. Contributing
107. Copyright

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