Join us as we tackle one chapter of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python a week. This book is perfect for beginners or those curious about code. You are encouraged to bring your own laptop for the best experience - but you can use a library computer if you can't bring one.
We are tackling one chapter of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python a week. This book is perfect for beginners or those curious about code. You do not need to attend every session - it's fine to just join for the topics that interest you most! See below to find out where you can read the book for free.
September 13 - Introduction and Chapter 1 - Python Basics
September 20 - Chapter 2 - Flow Control
September 27 - Chapter 3 - Functions
October 4 - Chapter 4 - Lists
October 11 - Chapter 5 - Dictionaries and Structuring Data
WHERE CAN I GET A COPY OF THE BOOK?
You can borrow a print copy or a digital copy of the e-book from IndyPL or read it online for free. We encourage using the 2nd Edition of the book so you have the most up to date content.
Learn more at Why Learn Python.
WHERE SHOULD I WRITE MY CODE?
If you want to follow along with the book or class examples please install Mu, a beginner-friendly and lightweight coding editor or install python on your computer. For assistance installing python on your computer, read through this good set of instructions.
Made possible by Lacy Foundation through a grant to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Computer/Technology |
TAGS: | Tech Learning Team | Computer/Technology |
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