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Python 101 - Python for Beginners

This GitHub repository contains material for a beginner Python course held in COWI Lyngby during Fall 2019.

Sessions Notes and Exercises

Descriptions and exercises for each session are in the format of HTML-files created with Jupyter Notebooks. See links to the files for each session below.

In the code tab of this repository there will be a folder for each session. In case an exercise requires additional files like .csv-files or scripts, they will be present there.

Session Exercise Solutions

Course Notes

Some notes have been prepared for the course, but is still work in progress: Course Notes (work in progress)

These notes have some content that overlaps with the notes for each session, but is in general a more overall description. It also contains more detailed explanations of some topics that did not fit into the session notes.

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