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*Select the best editor that meets [[OSE Specifications]] | *Select the best python IDE / editor that meets [[OSE Specifications]] | ||
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*Provide instructionals based on the IDE | |||
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Revision as of 00:57, 2 May 2018
OSE Rapid Learning
OSE pursues rapid learning by providing an immersion learning environment. For Python, the infrasctructure to be created involves:
- Addition of a python editor (Integrated Development Environment) to OSE Linux
Execution
- Select the best python IDE / editor that meets OSE Specifications
- Add the editor to OSE Linux
- Provide instructionals based on the IDE
Resources
http://www.afterhoursprogramming.com/tutorial/Python/Operators/
https://www.codecademy.com/learn/python
- A basic competency list for using Python to solve problems might involve
- Variables, Types, Operators, and Objects
- Functions; First-Class Objects and Basic Structured Programming
- Modules and Importing; Reusing Code, Finding and Installing Packages
- Flow Control Structures and Object-Oriented Programming
- Debugging
- List Comprehensions, and an Introduction to Generators and Functional Programming