[MrGeek]

Chapter -1 Introduction to Python

Absolute Beginning

:-> Intro
Welcome here!
This is my first guide on HC family.
If I make any mistakes feel free to point me
This work is 100% by me.

(0x00)Python Installation
To install python, you need to download latest version of python from

Code:

www.python.org

The download list contains respective installer for cross platforms.

Windows -> .msi
*nix -> .tar.gz
Mac -> .dmg

After installation, if your box is windows, the installation directory would be c:\pythonx where x represent the python version number.
But if your box is *nix (either Unix based or Linux based) it’ll be under /usr/bin/python
For calling python shell anytime ->
Goto Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment Variables
Then edit PATH, copy this sentence

Code:

“;C:\Python33”

If it’s in *nix box it probably pre-installed
You can know if your box has python or not by typing “python –v” in your shell. If the terminal or shell shows the python version, It means that your box has python pre-installed.
Or if shell shows “python command not found” then you don’t have python yet.
I'll will explain *nix installation later.
You can see your python version in
Start Menu -> All programs (win7)
Inside python folder, you will see five files :
IDLE (Python GUI), Module doc, Python (Command line), Python Manual, Uninstall python.
There are two relatively important thing for python:

Python shell aka Python Interpreter (Python command line)
IDLE (Integrated Development Environment) (IDLE Python GUI)

(0x01)Choosing your Editor
You need to choose a good editor. A good editor has syntax highlighting, which is a great advantage in coding.
Python has a special editor -> Pyscripter, which is used by many fellow python programmers. Unfortunately it has only Windows version.
You can use other open source editors such as gedit and Notepad++.
As a piece of advice, don’t ever use the window’s built-in notepad as an editor for newbies, because it doesn’t have syntax highlighting. So here comes the question. Why would you need syntax highlighting? If there’s no syntax highlighting, your coding are more prone to “error” or so called “bugs”. IDLE and Notepad++ has syntax highlighting. And in windows, Pyscripter is highly recommended.

Python script file can be run directly or inside built-in python shell.
Python shell also known as Python interpreter is vital to python programming language, because python is an interpreted language, so interpreter is necessary.
One distinct feature of python language is that you don’t have to wait to finish the whole program to know what the codes does, you can input the codes directly into python shell to see what it does. On the other hand, in cases such as in C language and Java, you need to finish the whole program then compile and then only run, to see what the code does. So isn’t python convenient?

(0x02)Writing your first program -> The helloworld.py
Every new comers to programming language, starts with legendary “hello world” program. Ok let’s try it!
Open your editor. Type in the following codes

Code:

#!/usr/bin/env python
print(“Hello World!”)

Then save it as helloworld.py then run it.
In *nix box you need to first give the script execute permission with chmod a+x hello.py
Then run the program. You’ll see

Quote
Hello World!

Above sentence.
#!/usr… line is called shebang line. It is used to tell the system, from which interpreter we will use to run this script/program.
Print syntax will show the sentence as an output on the screen.

You can type help(syntax) to know what the syntax does. In other words, it’s sort of like man page.

(0x03)Summary

[video]

Code:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp60Qp3GUBU

After this Chapter – 1 ->

You should know briefly about python
You should understand that algorithms is the sequence of steps to write your program.
Algorithms has expressions and statements too.
Expressions are values, for instance 9 + 1 is an expression. It’ll show you the value 10.
Variable is, technically taking space in memory. Variable can also be like x, unknown.
Remember what the “print” syntax does.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
New Functions in this Chapter

===== =======

Function Description

===== =======

print Shows the standard output

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is the end of the chapter-1:bye:

Thanks for reading,
If you find any mistakes feel free to tell me to fix mile:
MrGeek@HC:~>logout
To be Continued

[MrGeek]

Chapter -1 Introduction to Python

Absolute Beginning

:-> Intro
Welcome here!
This is my first guide on HC family.
If I make any mistakes feel free to point me
This work is 100% by me.

(0x00)Python Installation
To install python, you need to download latest version of python from

Code:

www.python.org

The download list contains respective installer for cross platforms.

Windows -> .msi
*nix -> .tar.gz
Mac -> .dmg

After installation, if your box is windows, the installation directory would be c:\pythonx where x represent the python version number.
But if your box is *nix (either Unix based or Linux based) it’ll be under /usr/bin/python
For calling python shell anytime ->
Goto Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment Variables
Then edit PATH, copy this sentence

Code:

“;C:\Python33”

If it’s in *nix box it probably pre-installed
You can know if your box has python or not by typing “python –v” in your shell. If the terminal or shell shows the python version, It means that your box has python pre-installed.
Or if shell shows “python command not found” then you don’t have python yet.
I'll will explain *nix installation later.
You can see your python version in
Start Menu -> All programs (win7)
Inside python folder, you will see five files :
IDLE (Python GUI), Module doc, Python (Command line), Python Manual, Uninstall python.
There are two relatively important thing for python:

Python shell aka Python Interpreter (Python command line)
IDLE (Integrated Development Environment) (IDLE Python GUI)

(0x01)Choosing your Editor
You need to choose a good editor. A good editor has syntax highlighting, which is a great advantage in coding.
Python has a special editor -> Pyscripter, which is used by many fellow python programmers. Unfortunately it has only Windows version.
You can use other open source editors such as gedit and Notepad++.
As a piece of advice, don’t ever use the window’s built-in notepad as an editor for newbies, because it doesn’t have syntax highlighting. So here comes the question. Why would you need syntax highlighting? If there’s no syntax highlighting, your coding are more prone to “error” or so called “bugs”. IDLE and Notepad++ has syntax highlighting. And in windows, Pyscripter is highly recommended.

Python script file can be run directly or inside built-in python shell.
Python shell also known as Python interpreter is vital to python programming language, because python is an interpreted language, so interpreter is necessary.
One distinct feature of python language is that you don’t have to wait to finish the whole program to know what the codes does, you can input the codes directly into python shell to see what it does. On the other hand, in cases such as in C language and Java, you need to finish the whole program then compile and then only run, to see what the code does. So isn’t python convenient?

(0x02)Writing your first program -> The helloworld.py
Every new comers to programming language, starts with legendary “hello world” program. Ok let’s try it!
Open your editor. Type in the following codes

Code:

#!/usr/bin/env python
print(“Hello World!”)

Then save it as helloworld.py then run it.
In *nix box you need to first give the script execute permission with chmod a+x hello.py
Then run the program. You’ll see

Quote
Hello World!

Above sentence.
#!/usr… line is called shebang line. It is used to tell the system, from which interpreter we will use to run this script/program.
Print syntax will show the sentence as an output on the screen.

You can type help(syntax) to know what the syntax does. In other words, it’s sort of like man page.

(0x03)Summary

[video]

Code:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp60Qp3GUBU

After this Chapter – 1 ->

You should know briefly about python
You should understand that algorithms is the sequence of steps to write your program.
Algorithms has expressions and statements too.
Expressions are values, for instance 9 + 1 is an expression. It’ll show you the value 10.
Variable is, technically taking space in memory. Variable can also be like x, unknown.
Remember what the “print” syntax does.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
New Functions in this Chapter

===== =======

Function Description

===== =======

print Shows the standard output

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is the end of the chapter-1:bye:

Thanks for reading,
If you find any mistakes feel free to tell me to fix mile:
MrGeek@HC:~>logout
To be Continued

[Deque]

Your "hello world" code has three mistakes that makes it not working.
Print (starting with uppercase) doesn't exist.
” as well as “ are not the same as " and not recognized as such.

In *nix box you need to first give the script execute permission with chmod a+x hello.py

No you don't. Just type in python file and it works too.

#!/usr… line is called shebang line. It is used to tell the system, from which interpreter we will use to run this script/program.
Print syntax will show the sentence as an output on the screen.

But only for *nix. Windows doesn't use that at all.
Nevertheless it is adviceable to put it in even if you are on Windows.

[Deque]

Your "hello world" code has three mistakes that makes it not working.
Print (starting with uppercase) doesn't exist.
” as well as “ are not the same as " and not recognized as such.

In *nix box you need to first give the script execute permission with chmod a+x hello.py

No you don't. Just type in python file and it works too.

#!/usr… line is called shebang line. It is used to tell the system, from which interpreter we will use to run this script/program.
Print syntax will show the sentence as an output on the screen.

But only for *nix. Windows doesn't use that at all.
Nevertheless it is adviceable to put it in even if you are on Windows.

[Psycho_Coder]

Please provide the download links to the python interpreter. Make it easier for others.

Your video links is not valid as it is dotted and you must use the video tag properly.

Use code tags for posting programming source codes else use quote tags.

Please format your thread 00x0, 00x1 --> does not looks good use 1, 2 or A) or B) likewise.

After you made a title leave two lines gap. I makes the post looks better and more readable.

Thank You,
Sincerely,
Feurex

[Psycho_Coder]

Please provide the download links to the python interpreter. Make it easier for others.

Your video links is not valid as it is dotted and you must use the video tag properly.

Use code tags for posting programming source codes else use quote tags.

Please format your thread 00x0, 00x1 --> does not looks good use 1, 2 or A) or B) likewise.

After you made a title leave two lines gap. I makes the post looks better and more readable.

Thank You,
Sincerely,
Feurex

[MrGeek]

Your "hello world" code has three mistakes that makes it not working.
Print (starting with uppercase) doesn't exist.
” as well as “ are not the same as " and not recognized as such.

In *nix box you need to first give the script execute permission with chmod a+x hello.py

No you don't. Just type in python file and it works too.

#!/usr… line is called shebang line. It is used to tell the system, from which interpreter we will use to run this script/program.
Print syntax will show the sentence as an output on the screen.

But only for *nix. Windows doesn't use that at all.
Nevertheless it is adviceable to put it in even if you are on Windows.

Sorry for my errors.
Actually , this is because we have a facebook group for talking python stuffs.
We posted with our mother language & translated into English. In our Zawgyi-font like you said . single quotes & double quotes are not the same as others.. here

Code:

' "   ‘’ “”

Thanks for your advices bro
That depends on how you target your contribution
I said for linux guys
Much appreciate for your reply

---

Please provide the download links to the python interpreter. Make it easier for others.

Your video links is not valid as it is dotted and you must use the video tag properly.

Use code tags for posting programming source codes else use quote tags.

Please format your thread 00x0, 00x1 --> does not looks good use 1, 2 or A) or B) likewise.

After you made a title leave two lines gap. I makes the post looks better and more readable.

Thank You,
Sincerely,
Feurex

Thanks a lot for your effort bro
Fix the errors , I'm sorry.
I would take care next time

[MrGeek]

Your "hello world" code has three mistakes that makes it not working.
Print (starting with uppercase) doesn't exist.
” as well as “ are not the same as " and not recognized as such.

In *nix box you need to first give the script execute permission with chmod a+x hello.py

No you don't. Just type in python file and it works too.

#!/usr… line is called shebang line. It is used to tell the system, from which interpreter we will use to run this script/program.
Print syntax will show the sentence as an output on the screen.

But only for *nix. Windows doesn't use that at all.
Nevertheless it is adviceable to put it in even if you are on Windows.

Sorry for my errors.
Actually , this is because we have a facebook group for talking python stuffs.
We posted with our mother language & translated into English. In our Zawgyi-font like you said . single quotes & double quotes are not the same as others.. here

Code:

' "   ‘’ “”

Thanks for your advices bro
That depends on how you target your contribution
I said for linux guys
Much appreciate for your reply

---

Please provide the download links to the python interpreter. Make it easier for others.

Your video links is not valid as it is dotted and you must use the video tag properly.

Use code tags for posting programming source codes else use quote tags.

Please format your thread 00x0, 00x1 --> does not looks good use 1, 2 or A) or B) likewise.

After you made a title leave two lines gap. I makes the post looks better and more readable.

Thank You,
Sincerely,
Feurex

Thanks a lot for your effort bro
Fix the errors , I'm sorry.
I would take care next time

[Psycho_Coder]

Thanks for your advices bro

Usually a guy addresses every other member on forums as bro or brother.
But :lol:
Call @Deque as SIS as its not "HIM" its "HER".
Deque is a woman. You better address her as teacher or mam or just plainly Deque.
There is not fault of yours. You just didn't knew. :lol:

Seeing this "Thanks for your advices bro" made me :lol:
first day when I came to know that its not "HIS" its "HER" , I was shocked :wacko:
She's an awesome programmer.

Her programming concepts are "JUST AWESOME"

Spoiler: Just see this

Too much emoticons make your post look spam, Reduced em - Ex094

[Psycho_Coder]

Thanks for your advices bro

Usually a guy addresses every other member on forums as bro or brother.
But :lol:
Call @Deque as SIS as its not "HIM" its "HER".
Deque is a woman. You better address her as teacher or mam or just plainly Deque.
There is not fault of yours. You just didn't knew. :lol:

Seeing this "Thanks for your advices bro" made me :lol:
first day when I came to know that its not "HIS" its "HER" , I was shocked :wacko:
She's an awesome programmer.

Her programming concepts are "JUST AWESOME"

Spoiler: Just see this

Too much emoticons make your post look spam, Reduced em - Ex094