Python week - comments please

[Andrew Hammond]

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On 10-Oct-05, at 18:55, John Vetterli wrote:

> On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, Leigh Honeywell wrote:
>
>> ...  There's also an informal
>> Python study / hack session at Linuxcaffe every Wednesday evening.
>>
>
> This sounds interesting.  Any info on time?  newbies welcome?

It officially runs from 7pm to  8pm. Newbies welcome and encouraged.  
Course fee is to buy stuff from Dave since he's not charging us for  
the space.

Bring a laptop if you have one, and make sure python is installed and  
ready to go. IDLE is also highly recommended. The text, to the extent  
there is a text, is Dive into Python. You should have a copy of it  
locally (it's available for download in a number of formats). You'll  
also need to have the python docs on your machine. They typically  
come with python, so hunt around and bookmark them beforehand.

We seem to be migrating towards team programming and eventually XP  
methodologies. You might want to read up on these and see what you  
think about them.

We're doing some computer science oriented stuff right now, but the  
next project will involve file--system manipulation and trickery.

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