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Python Notes - University of Chicago
Contents Preface i Contents 2. 1 Getting Started 3. Basic Skills .. 4. Using xterms and logging in to the server .. 4. About the Python Shell and idle .. 5. Running Python Locally .. 7. Fun with Python .. 8. Basic operations .. 8. Lists, tuples and strings .. 9. Modules .. 11. Getting help .. 11. Program control: Looping, conditionals and functions .. 12. Progressing in Python .. 16. Writing your own modules and executable scripts .. 17. List comprehension .. 18. Using objects in Python .. 18. The Numeric array package .. 20. The Curve object and its uses .. 25.
Python is an interpreted language, which means you just type in plain text to an interpreter, and things happen. There is no compilation step, as in languages such as c or FORTRAN. To start up the Python interpreter,just type python from the command line on climate. You’ll get a prompt, and can start typing in python commands.
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