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slides/01_introduction/01_introduction.tex

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\begin{definition}[Programming]%
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\emph{Programming} is the activity or job of writing computer programs\cite{CDE2024PMOPIE}.%
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\emph{Programming} is the activity or job of writing computer programs\cite{CDE:PMOPIE}.%
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slides/02_getting_started/02_getting_started.tex

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\item<4-> With the programming language \python\ alone, you cannot really do much \emph{conveniently}.%
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\item<5-> You need a nice editor in which you can write the programs\uncover<6->{, where you can also directly execute and test your programs\uncover<7->{, where you can work with a work with a version control system like \git\cite{S2023LG,T2024BGAGVCPMATFTND}.}}%
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\item<8-> Such called an Integrated Development Environment~(IDE).\uncover<9->{We will use the \pycharm\ IDE\cite{VHN2023HOADWP,Y2022PPADT}.\uncover<10->{ Se we will discuss how you can install it.}}%
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\item<11-> As operating system, I strongly recommend using \linux~\cite{T1999TLE,B2022ELATCL,H2022LML} for programming, work, and research.\uncover<12->{ I am using \ubuntu\ \linux~\cite{CN2020ULB}.}%
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\item<11-> As operating system, I strongly recommend using \linux\cite{T1999TLE,B2022ELATCL,H2022LML} for programming, work, and research.\uncover<12->{ I am using \ubuntu\ \linux\cite{CN2020ULB}.}%
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\item<13-> I will provide examples and instructions for both \ubuntu\ and Microsoft \windows~\cite{B2023W1IO}.%
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\item<13-> I will provide examples and instructions for both \ubuntu\ and \microsoftWindows\cite{B2023W1IO}.%
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\item<5->More help can be found at the following resources\uncover<6->{:%
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\item the official \python\ setup and usage page~\url{https://docs.python.org/3/using}\cite{PSF2024PSAU},%
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\item the official \python\ setup and usage page~\url{https://docs.python.org/3/using}\cite{PSF:P3D:PSAU},%
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\item the \python\ Downloads at~\url{https://www.python.org/downloads}, and%
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\frametitle{Installing \python\ under \windows}%
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\frametitle{Installing \python\ under \microsoftWindows}%
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\item Under \windows, \python\ might not be installed by default.%
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\item Under \microsoftWindows, \python\ might not be installed by default.%
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\frametitle{Installing \pycharm\ under \ubuntu\ \linux}%
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\item Under \windows, you need to download and install the \pycharm\ Community Edition installation executable from \url{https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download}.%
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\item Under \microsoftWindows, you need to download and install the \pycharm\ Community Edition installation executable from \url{https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download}.%
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\frametitle{Execute a python Program in the Terminal}
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\item Open a terminal by pressing \ubuntuTerminal\ under \ubuntu\ \linux; under \microsoftWindows\ \windowsTerminal.%
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