Tuples, Strings, Loops - Python 3 Programming Tutorial p.2

Getting familiar with some basic Python principles like tuples, strings, and loops as we see how simple Python really is to both read and write.

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I am constantly on the lookout for good tutorials as a beginner to programming. One thing I have found interesting on many programming tutorials is that the person doing the teaching may use words that an absolute beginner may not know. For example if someone has never programmed before at all they may not know what a string is, or a variable or really anything at all about things that are absolutely basic to someone who has done it a while.

I work in mechanical engineering and I often have to keep myself grounded and humble when I meet someone who is completely new to the field. For example I cant expect someone to know how to undo a screw without knowing what a screw and the different types of screwdrivers there are. That is an extreme scenario but something I see a lot is that people forget what it is like to know nothing and be completely new to a subject.


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[williamzheng]

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[samsonseah]

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