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0._Logistics.md

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+# 0. Logistics
+Created Monday 15 March 2021
+
+

0._Logistics/1._Resources.md

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+# 1. Resources
+Created Monday 15 March 2021
+
+Courses:
+
+* Python for Everybody - <https://www.coursera.org/learn/python/home/welcome>
+
+
+Books:
+
+* <https://automatetheboringstuff.com/> - Al Sweigart. Hands on Python learning
+
+
+Websites:
+
+* python.org - official documentation
+* <https://tutorialedge.net/course/python/>
+
+

1._Intro.md

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+# 1. Intro
+Created Monday 15 March 2021
+

1._Intro/1._Python_-_WH_questions.md

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+# 1. Python - WH questions
+Created Monday 15 March 2021
+
+FIXME: add from Wikipedia Page
+

1._Intro/2._Python_-_language_details.md

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+# 2. Python - language details
+Created Monday 15 March 2021
+
+Skim the [Wikipedia page.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language))
+

1._Intro/3._Setup.md

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+# 3. Setup
+Created Monday 15 March 2021
+
+#### Python Installation
+**For Windows**
+
+* Download and install executable from [www.python.org](www.python.org)
+* While installing, check the "Add to environment PATH" option.
+
+
+**For Linux and Mac**
+Warning: Don't install/update the system(built-in) Python. It can mess up your system.
+
+* Install pyenv.
+* Then install latest version of Python3.
+* All steps: <https://youtu.be/fv8YxO3AJqg>
+
+
+#### Code Editor(I prefer VS Code)
+
+* Install the official executable for Visual Studio Code.
+* Install these extensions:
+	* Python - by Microsoft
+	* Pylance - by Microsoft
+	* Visual Studio Intellicode - by Microsoft
+	* Code Runner - by Jun Han
+* Go to Settings → Extensions → Code Runner and enable "Run in Integrated terminal".
+
+
+#### Running Python code
+There are two ways to run python code:
+
+1. REPL - open terminal, write ``python3``, press Enter. You can now run Python. Good for experimenting.
+2. Run code from file(s), for more "persistent" work.
+
+

2._Learning_Python.md

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+# 2. Learning Python
+Created Monday 15 March 2021
+
+

2._Learning_Python/A._Basic_-_no_OOP.md

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+# A. Basic - no OOP
+Created Tuesday 20 October 2020
+
+

2._Learning_Python/A._Basic_-_no_OOP/1._Basic_constructs.md

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+# 1. Basic constructs
+Created Friday 15 May 2020
+
+
+1. ``type``(variable) returns the type of the variable.
+2. C++ and Python3 follow the same variable naming rules.
+3. string_name.replace(catch, rep) replaces all occurrences of catch with rep in the string.
+4. If place-holders are sequential, we can write them as {}, no need of indices.
+5. listObj.insert(pos, value) inserts the value in the list, there's nothing like push().
+6. Short hand if
+
+	if 2 > 1: print("a is greater than b") # if single line
+
+
+7. ternary operator - follows English
+
+	print("A") if 2 > 1 else print("B")
+	# notice the order, work1 condition else work2 - like english
+
+
+8. use pass for empty if statements - they just syntactical, and have no effect whatsover on execution.
+9. chr(65) gets us the character for ASCII code and ord('A') gets us the ascii ordinate for a character(passed as string)
+10. Falsy values - There are 10
+
+![](./1._Basic_constructs/pasted_image.png)
+

2._Learning_Python/A._Basic_-_no_OOP/1._Basic_constructs/1._Variables.md

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+# 1. Variables
+Created Saturday 17 October 2020
+
+#### Basic
+
+* Variables are an easy way to refer to memory locations and store data.
+* Everything is an object in Python.
+* Python is dynamically typed(no need to specify type anywhere). Declarations and initalizations are done at the same time.
+* Has an automatic garbage-collector(no manual memory management required).
+
+
+#### Variable Naming rules
+Same as C++
+
+* Symbols allowed - lowercase and uppercase english alphabets, digits(0-9) and the underscore(_).
+* Names cannot start with a digit
+
+
+#### Types of variables
+There are 3 kinds of variables:
+
+1. Global variables
+2. Function variables
+3. Class variables
+
+