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Introduction
Meet Noodle. Print your first words, call your first functions, and learn to read what Python tells you.
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YOUR LEARNING PATH
One little step at a time.
Thirteen weeks of Python, in the order it's usually taught, and one last garden. The first level of every chapter is always open, so feel free to skip ahead.
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WEEK 2
Variables and types
Give values a name. Numbers, text and True/False, and how to change the world by changing a variable.
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1. Labelled boxes
2. The door
3. Frozen pond
4. Short bridge
5. Five plus five
6. Whole planks
7. All together
WEEK 3
Conditionals
Teach Noodle to make choices with if, elif and else.
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WEEK 4
Loops
Do things again and again with for and while, without writing them out a hundred times.
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1. Stairs
2. Garden arches
3. Off by one
4. Inside or outside
5. Look before you leap
6. One or two
7. How far?
8. The toll bridge
WEEK 5
Functions
Invent new words with def, give them parameters, and get answers back with return.
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WEEK 6
Lists
Keep many things in order, count from zero, and grow lists while your code runs.
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WEEK 7
Strings
Text is a sequence too. Loop through it, split it, clean it up, and fill it in with f-strings.
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1. Letter by letter
2. One long sign
3. Say please
4. A postcard home
5. Backwards day
6. How many a's?
7. And then
WEEK 8
Dictionaries and tuples
Look things up by name with dictionaries, and keep pairs together with tuples.
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WEEK 9
Files
Read letters from files and write a diary of your own.
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WEEK 10
Classes I
Make your own kinds of things: classes, objects, attributes and methods.
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WEEK 11
Classes II
Inheritance, overriding, and the special methods that make objects feel at home.
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WEEK 12
Numpy and Matplotlib
Maths on whole arrays at once, and your first chart.
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WEEK 13
Modules
Python's toolboxes: import them, take out just what you need.
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FINALE
The long way home
One last garden. Everything you know, working together.
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