Introduction VI
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Introduction VI¶
Within the sixth session we’ll continue to explore the basic building blocks of python, this and the next session will contain exhaustive content aiming to provide you with a somewhat detailed understanding of central python aspects. The aim is to get a good set of basic experience to then advance into more practical aspects, specifically evaluating how these things can be utilized within experiments to collect data and their subsequent analyzes. To nevertheless get some experience on the way, there will be some exercise at the beginning and throughout the session. Additionally, the homework assignments will be made in a way that showcases some tasks that you might most likely encounter in real-life so that you get more practice in conducting them through python.
Topics 💡👨🏻🏫¶
In the following you’ll find the objectives and materials for each of the topics we’ll discuss during this session.
Introduction to Python - II¶
This session, we’ll build upon the things learn last week and broader our capabilities in python, focusing on operations, comparisons and data types/structures.
Objectives 📍¶
learn basic and efficient usage of the
pythonprogramming languagewhat is
python& how to utilize itoperations&comparisoninpythondata types&structures
Ask and answer questions
Have a great time
Materials 📓¶
Please see the rendered version of the jupyter notebook Introduction VI - Introduction to Python II in the ToC on the left.
Recap of Day 1 & update regarding regarding Exam regulations
tasks for subsequent meeting 🖥️✍🏽📖¶
Your fourth homework assignment will entail working through a few tasks covering the contents discussed in this session within of a jupyter notebook. You can download it here. In order to open it, put the homework assignment notebook within the folder you stored the course materials, start a jupyter notebook as during the sessions, navigate to the homework assignment notebook, open it and have fun! NB: a substantial part of it will be optional and thus the notebook will look way longer than it actually is. Also remember that you can work on your homework in groups, as long as you indicate at the top of the homework notebook, with whom you’ve worked together.
Deadline: 03/12/2021, 11:59 PM EST