In the Python for not quite Absolute Beginners courses, we expand on previous learning to write more structured and reliable programs. Before you attend these courses, make sure you have completed Python for Absolute Beginners Part 1 and 2 or are familiar with its topics.
In this part, you will learn how to use sets and dictionaries to store and manage data more effectively, write your own functions to organise your code and make it reusable, and to import libraries to extend your programs with additional tools and functionality.
Practical information: We will be working in Jupyter Lab / Jupyter Notebook, which requires some installation, but you can also work in either Google Colabs or ERDA which require only a Google or KU account, respectively. For more information and help, consult "Install & Run Python" on the course page: https://kubdatalab.github.io/python/docs/howto/setup.html
Related LibGuide: Datalab by Christian Knudsen
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