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Review of Coding Tools (including [#Good Text Editors]) | Review of Coding Tools (including [[#Good Text Editors]]) | ||
Writing code in an editor (Using the Command line in combination with a Text Editor to develop python code) | Writing code in an editor (Using the Command line in combination with a Text Editor to develop python code) | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 28 October 2008
Morning
Review of Coding Tools (including #Good Text Editors)
Writing code in an editor (Using the Command line in combination with a Text Editor to develop python code)
Review of Think Python:
- Chapter 3 (in particular we worked through exercise 3.3 quite closely)
- Chapter 4 Turtle Graphics (reviewing the concept of a "state" diagram)
Afternoon
In-class Pair programming exercise "Leaf > Branch > Tree > Forest".
Good Text Editors
Linux
- kate (with syntax (color) support for many languages, including Python)
- emacs and vi of course (for old-skool cred ;)
OS X