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Course Materials for Python 210
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Published here:
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https://uwpce-pythoncert.github.io/Python210CourseMaterials/
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**LICENSE:** Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Public License

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Python 210 Class Schedule
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Orientation
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 3
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orientation
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lesson01
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lesson02
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lesson03
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lesson04
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lesson05
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lesson06
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lesson07
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lesson08
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lesson09
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lesson10
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Lesson 1: Intro to the class and Python
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**Intro to the class and Python**
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Pre-class prep
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Get your Environment set up!
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If you were able to attend the pre-class orientation, you should be all set. if not, then do this:
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**Install Python**
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:ref:`installing_python`
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**Set Up a Great Dev Environment**
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Make sure you have the basics of command line usage down:
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Work through the supplemental tutorials on setting up your
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Command Line (::ref:`shell_customization`) for good development support.
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Make sure you've got your editor set up productively -- at the very very
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least, make sure it does Python indentation and syntax coloring well.
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:ref:`setting_up_dev_environment`
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In-class Activities
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 1
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../modules/Class_introduction
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../modules/Git
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../modules/BasicPython
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../modules/Py2vsPy3
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A few exercises: :ref:`python_pushups`
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Post-class Activities
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Read the rest of Basic Python Syntax intro, if we didn't have time in class:
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:ref:`basic_python_syntax`
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Finish the Python Pushups exercises: :ref:`python_pushups`
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Finish getting your environment set up.
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Do the prep for next class: :ref:`session_1_02`
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Session 2: Basic Python and Functions
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**Basic Python and Functions**
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Pre-class prep
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Dev environment
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Make sure you know how to create a python file, save it, edit it, run it, etc.
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Also make sure you are comfortable "playing" with python in the iPython command line.
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If you are uncomfortable with the command line, brush up on that: `This: <https://learnpythonthehardway.org/python3/appendixa.html>`_ is a good tutorial.
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Python
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Python Tutorial
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Tutorials come in many forms, but I define a python "tutorial" as a quick high-level introduction, designed to kick start your python programming. It should give you enough to get something done, but not provide a lot of detailed explanations. If you have been doing a bit of python coding already, or have taken an introductory programing class with Python, then you may be able to skip this step.
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Every one of you has a different background and learning style. So take a bit of time to figure out which resource works for you.
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:ref:`python_learning_resources`
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Provides some options. Do look it over.
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Python Basics
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If you are comfortable with the materials in a tutorial, it's time for some more in-depth discussion. Here are a few options to get you started this week:
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Finish Reading: :ref:`basic_python_syntax`
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Read: :ref:`more_on_functions`
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Read: :ref:`documentation`
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Supplimental Reading
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If that is too fast, then here are some good options for another look:
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*Think Python:* Chapters 1–6 (http://greenteapress.com/thinkpython2/html/index.html)
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*Dive Into Python:* Chapters 1–2 (http://www.diveintopython3.net/)
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*LPTHW:* ex. 1–10, 18-21 (https://learnpythonthehardway.org/python3/)
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(note: LPTHW used to be totally free --now it looks like you may only get a sneak peak -- darn! -- but the first few "chapters" are available)
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**GOAL**
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You should be comfortable with working with variables, numbers, strings,
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and basic functions before we start class next week.
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git
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We are only using a small subset of git functionality for this class,
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but if you feel lost, and/or want to know more, these are some good resources:
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http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/
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https://try.github.io/
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Review :ref:`python_pushups`
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Exercises:
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:ref:`exercise_grid_printer`
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:ref:`exercise_fizz_buzz`
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:ref:`exercise_fibonacci`
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Session 3: Booleans, Sequences, Iteration, and Strings
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**Booleans, Sequences, Iteration, and Strings**
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Read: :ref:`booleans`
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Read: :ref:`sequences`
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Read: :ref:`strings`
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Think Python, chapters 7 -- 10 (11, 12)
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(http://greenteapress.com/thinkpython/html/thinkpython008.html)
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Dive Into Python: chapters 3, 4
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(http://www.diveintopython3.net/strings.html)
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Variable Scope
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Session 4: Dictionaries, Sets, and File Handling
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Dictionaries, Sets, and File Handling
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* Think Python: Chapters 11, 13, 14
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* Review mailroom
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* Update mailroom with dicts and files: :ref:`exercise_mailroom_part2_dict_files`
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