#2 Experimenting Python notebooks on Colaboratory ??
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
Acquiring a new skill (particularly programming ??) can be terrifying for many people.
I reassure you this is very simple (for engineers) and when done right ??addictive too.
I express my gratitude to Mr. Suryaprakash Venkatasubramanian, colleague and close friend, whose python learning journey inspired me to write this newsletter.
In this edition, we'll explore Google Colaboratory, a free, cloud-based Jupyter Notebook environment that allows you to write, run, and share Python code without any local setup.
It's one of the easiest ways to get started with Python, and all you need is a browser with an internet connection and a Google account.
?? Intro to Google Colabs
The video after 2:09 is not relevant to getting started with python.
?? Getting Started with Python Programming in Colab
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Feel free to drop a comment if you face difficulties in the above steps.
?? What did we achieve ?
Congratulations ????. You have learnt to
???? What Next ?
Stay tuned for the third edition of Python for Engineers newsletter:
#3 Variables and Data Types in Python
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?? References
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1 年Try out this learning notebook and share your thoughts in comments https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1_SYq7cWd8t4YStbwtIAoBztD94PMmp1W?usp=sharing
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1 年I always wondered what the best way is to learn python. Should you just learn python from examples because it is "easy"? Or would it be better to start with something else, like C, to understand what is really going on?