Some notes on how to use python. Written for Python 3.
These notes assume some basic programming knowledge. Started as Python intro for my peers at Codam.
Each note is in it's own folder. Read readme inside a folder for folder specific info.
List of somewhat finished notes:
- venv: creating virtual environments for python
- jupyter: python + markdown = <3
- Start using python as better calculator right now!
- Python versions
- Is Python 2 still a thing?
- What are the differences between versions?
- Which python is installed on my computer?
- What is a variable?
- do you pass by value, by reference or by pointer?
- why making mutable default parameter value is a bad idea
- why
[[0]*n]*n]is a bad idea - yes, you can pass functions around
- and classes
- packing, unpacking, iterating
a, *b, c = map(int, input().split())print(*[x for x in b if x > 0])- itertools
- replacing bash with python (plumbum)
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