Resources

Python

• Python 3.6 documentation
  If you arrive at the Python documentation from another web site, make sure you are viewing the documentation for version 3.6, since the differences in Python versions (2.x vs 3.x) can be significant!
• Spyder IDE documentation
• Numpy documentation
• Pandas documentation

Software Installation

We will use the Anaconda Python distribution, which includes the libraries necessary for scientific and numerical computing, as well as the development environment we will use in class. You may download Anaconda here.

Miscellaneous

• Coding conventions and standards for this course
• Demystifying Python errors
• Debugging tips
• ASCII character codes