Getting Started With Python

This week’s topics

• Using VS Code to write Python
• Print
• Strings
• Numbers
• Data Types
• Conditionals
• Collections
• Loops

🔖 Assignments for the Upcoming Week

1. Hello World (due Tuesday, 11/16/21)

   • Watch - MS Introducing Python - MS Configuring VS Code for Python - MS Using Print - MS Hello World

   • Complete Form

   • Complete items 1-5 in Python Problem Set 1 - Click the link for the assignment, which will create a personal fork of the assignment for you.
     - In your terminal, go to the repository where you keep your assignment.
     - Run git clone <url from your personal repo created in 1>
     - When you have written your code, do
     - git add .
     - git commit
     - git push
     to submit, and I will have access to it on GitHub.

2. Comments and Strings (due Wednesday, 11/17/21)
   • Watch - MS Comments - MS Strings - MS Demo: Strings - MS Formatting Strings - MS Demo: Formatting Strings

   • Complete Form

   • Complete items 6-11 in Python Problem Set 1
3. Conditionals (due Thursday, 11/18/21)
   • Watch - MS Conditional Logic - MS Demo: Conditional Logic - MS Multiple Conditions - MS Demo: Multiple Conditions

   • Complete Form

   • Complete items 1-4 in Problem Set 2 Same instructions as for Problem Set 1
4. Collections & Loops (due Friday, 11/19/21)
   • Watch - MS Collections - MS Demo: Collections - MS Loops - MS Demo Loops

   • Complete Form

   • Complete items 5-7 in Problem Set 2 Same instructions as for Problem Set 1

🦉 Notes

🐍📒 Python Notebooks 🐍📒

• Make a directory to hold your Python Notebooks
• Clone the repository here into that directory: * git clone <url of notebooks> .
• These notebooks are a written resource for the Python concepts we will learn, like an interactive textbook.
• From inside the directory in the terminal, run jupyter notebook to open the notebooks.

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