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  • A comparison of python and java
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My favorite editor is emacs. There is a Mac version called http://aquamacs.org?.

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My favorite editor is emacs. There is a Mac version called Aquamacs.

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You will need to install an editor that knows about python. DO NOT type programs in microsoft Word! My favorite editor is emacs. There is a Mac version called http://aquamacs.org?.

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If you are a Linux or OS-X user - python is already installed on your machine. On a Mac, open your Terminal application (under Applications/Utilities) and type python

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If you are a Linux or OS-X user - python is already installed on your machine. On a Mac, open your Terminal application (under Applications/Utilities) and type python

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If you are a Linux or OS-X user - python is already installed on your machine. On a Mac, open your Terminal application (under Applications/Utilities) and type python

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If you are a Linux or OS-X user - python is already installed on your machine. On a Mac, open your Terminal application (under Applications/Utilities) and type python

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Quick introductions

  • Instant python
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Installing and using python

If you are a Linux or OS-X user - python is already installed on your machine. On a Mac, open your Terminal application (under Applications/Utilities) and type python

Learning about python

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  • How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python
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  • How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python
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Python

The executive summary

  • What is python. By Guido van Rossum (the guy who started it all).

Quick introductions

  • Instant python

Free python tutorials/e-books

  • How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python
  • The official python tutorial
  • Dive Into Python

Packages

  • numpy: scientific computing in python; includes powerful array objects and linear algebra functions.
  • matplotlib: plotting

odds and ends

  • A comparison of python and java
  • The python paradox
  • Why people like python
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