Python for Beginners 2015.11.01
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      • Getting started
      • Simple drawing with turtle
      • Variables
      • Loops
      • User-defined functions
      • Functions with parameters
      • Conditional statements
      • Conditional Loops
      • Logical operators
      • Where to go from here
      • License
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      • Introduction to Programming with Python
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Introduction to Programming with Python¶

Table of contents:

  • Getting started
    • What you’ll need
    • What is Python, exactly?
    • Using Python
  • Simple drawing with turtle
    • Introduction
    • Drawing a square
    • Drawing a rectangle
    • More squares
  • Variables
    • Introduction
    • A variable called angle
    • The house of santa claus
  • Loops
    • Introduction
    • Drawing a dashed line
    • Comments
    • More Efficient Squares
  • User-defined functions
    • Introduction
    • A function for a square
    • A function for a hexagon
  • Functions with parameters
    • Introduction
    • A parameterized function for a variable size hexagon
    • A function of several parameters
  • Conditional statements
    • Introduction
    • Examples
    • Giving Directions
    • “data munging”
  • Conditional Loops
    • Introduction
    • Turtle prison
    • Draw a spiral
  • Logical operators
    • Introduction
    • Negation of a statement
    • This and that or something else
  • Where to go from here
    • Learning Python
    • What to do with Python
  • License
    • Contributors

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