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| Learning objectives for chapter 2 |
| 1 | Learn how to select, install, and use an editor for writing in Python. |
| 2 | Learn how to select, install, and use a Python compiler. |
| 3 | Implement file management and system configuration to support Python programming. |
| 4 | Learn how write, save, compile, and run a Python program. |
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| Exercises |
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| 2.1 |
Programming Tools PDF |
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| Samples |
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World's Shortest Python Program PY
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| Videos |
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Click HERE for a YouTube-like video that shows how to setup PCs and Macs for using command-line mode.
The video is 3 minutes long. It shows both a Windows XP system and a Mac running OSX.
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Click HERE for a YouTube-like video that shows how to use Microsoft VVisual Studio 2010 in command-line mode.
The video is 9 minutes long. It's on a Windows XP system, using Visual Studio and C++, but the principles it teaches are system- and language-independent.
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| Addendums |
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Command-Line Compiling Python PDF |
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| Code from the chapter in order of their appearance in the text |
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