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The Easy Way to Learn Python
With this easy to use Python tutorial, you can learn python the easy way
This Python tutorial covers -
IDE Comparison (Level0)
Your first hello world! (Level1, Print)
String vs. Int vs. Float (Level2)
Variables (Level3)
Conditionals, with if, elif, and else (Level4)
User Inputs (Level5)
Lists (Level6)
Functions (Level7)
2D Lists (Level 8)
Loops (Level 9 & 10)
Dictionaries (Level 11)
Common Modules (Level 12)
Coming Up
I plan to add the following topics later on
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Different colors to differentiate tutorial and code.
In this tutorial, all text isn't white; And if you get deeper inside, you'll learn how to color your text too!
Opportunities for you to try out the code you're learning!
Throughout the tutorial, you will get Opportunities to type some code, and have it verified by the PythonTutorBot.
Contributing
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Functions are here!
Welcome, 2D Lists!
Loops just got added!
Dictionaries are here
The manual level picker now also shows what each level has, instead of just the number.
Common Modules
Bonus lesson, level0, ide comparison, added
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@deucemuch uhhh so if i remember this correctly, it asks for the number of lines your func is going to be, since it only listens for that long. Put at least 3 there... then do
def my_func():
#your stuff here, after typing four spaces...... and
#this should be the num (of lines you entered before) - 2
my_func()
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The Easy Way to Learn Python
With this easy to use Python tutorial, you can learn python the easy way
This Python tutorial covers -
Coming Up
I plan to add the following topics later on
Also Supports -
Contributing
While I cannot allow anyone to directly edit my tutorial, you can contribute by making a pull request on the GitHub Repo. (Find it here)
Updates
LISTS GOT ADDED!
Functions are here!
Welcome, 2D Lists!
Loops just got added!
Dictionaries are here
The manual level picker now also shows what each level has, instead of just the number.
Common Modules
Bonus lesson, level0, ide comparison, added
Tell me if you have more you would like to see!
Try it out here
Btw I made this whole thing in 3 days
Update:
A while back, I finally set up my own URL shortener with tracking statistics and changed the link to my shortened one, and the results were amazing! The link got 14 views in an hour alone! thanks for your support everyone!
I can't seem to get passed level 7 question about defining a function.
Not sure what I'm doing wrong.
@deucemuch uh oh...
what are you entering?
@deucemuch also note: At any point if you need to manually move levels, you can rerun the repl and choose option 4.
@CoolCoderSJ
def my_func():
(i then receive lines of error messages)
@deucemuch uhhh
so if i remember this correctly, it asks for the number of lines your func is going to be, since it only listens for that long. Put at least 3 there...
then do
remember to call it at the end...
@deucemuch it seems to be working for me if I put
@CoolCoderSJ yep that was it I didn't put in the number of lines.
Preciate the help & the amazingly intricate tutorial!!
@deucemuch yay thanks!