Materials to brush up your Python skills
This page lists a number of materials available for Python classes and seminars. Depending on the overall programme of the course, you may be asked to look at some of those pages in a different order.
Regardless the course you subscribed, the objective is always:
A first experience in programming is preferable. This course does not focus on basics of programming (conditions, loops, functions). Basic structures are just a quick reminder.
Set up your environment | |
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🏠 | Set up a basic running environment |
(optional) | Understand the difference between pip and conda |
Basic Python | |
Basic data structures | |
Basic programming | |
Basic algorithms (expected) | |
Advanced data structures | |
Scientific Python | |
Numpy exercices | |
Matplotlib exercices | |
Pandas exercices | |
(optional) | Grammar of graphics |
Objects, interfaces, protocols | |
List comprehensions | |
Iteration with pandas | |
Object-oriented programming | |
The iteration protocol in classes | |
Advanced topics | |
Modules and packages (expected) | |
(optional) | Asynchronous programming |
Speed up your code (expected) | |
Building on a C API (expected) | |
Applied problems | |
Compute the radius of Earth | |
Exploring map projections | |
Solving puzzles | |
Trajectography of the ISS | |
Satellite visualization | |
Data visualization of collected ADS-B signals |
Participants to classes are all considered adults. Enough material is provided to get proficient quickly and ask questions when needed. Obviously, the more assiduous you are, the better, and learning practices best suiting you are in your hands. In particular, it is perfectly acceptable:
Some of the materials offered here is directly taken from the book
Programmation Python avancée.
The book (in French) is neither required nor really necessary for the seminar; it however brings a lot of advanced complementary materials for the curious reader.