[PRESS PLAY] Getting Started with Python | Vancouver

About this workshop

This is a pre-recorded session

Once registering, you'll receive an email with instructions on how to access the video. You'll receive an email 24 hours before the recording expires.

Interested in learning how to unlock data driven insights with code, but not sure where to start? This Intro to Python class is for you!

In this free, two-hour pre-recorded download, you’ll touch on fundamental Python programming techniques and tools, discuss its applications in data analysis and web development — and the types of problems it can solve, then apply your new skills to solve a real-world problem with Python. Taught all by an industry professional.

Come learn the basics and gain the skills you need to write your first Python script!

Takeaways

• Learn fundamental Python programming techniques and tools.
• Understand where Python programming fits into the data and web workflow.
• Gain the knowledge and confidence to write your first Python script.

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Prereqs & Preparation

• This class is taken completely online, and requires a computer and a strong internet connection.
• A second monitor is recommended if you want to follow-along in class.

• We will provide a link to the platform on the day of the class.

• For students on Windows, you’ll need Microsoft Windows 8/10 (32- or 64-bit). For those with Macs, you’ll need the Mac OS X 10.8.5 or higher, up to 10.11.4 (El Capitan).

• The latest version of Python (current version 3.7).

To install Python, complete the following: - Head to Anaconda.com - Click the button to download the version for Python 3.7. - Once downloaded, run the installation prompts.

Optional: Install a text editor like Sublime Text 3 or Atom on your computer.