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I don't mind :D )_\n\nIf you are looking for a code editor, I would highly recommand PyCharm (the editor that I personally use) or Visual Studio Code. PyCharm is paid, but is easier to use in my opinion.\n\n## Good starting points:\n- [W3Schools, (great because it starts with the basics but u can skip to harder stuff based on ur skill level)](https://www.w3schools.com/python/default.asp)\n- [Sololearn, (not too bad for just checking you know all the terminology and syntax)](https://www.sololearn.com/en/)\n- []()\n\n## Coding examples (stars indicate difficulty)\n_(I recommend not just following the tutorials but also changing some of the stuff and seeing what happens and trying to add new features)_\nIntroduction to data types:\n- [Lists](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OeznAkyQz4)\n\n- :star::star: [How to use the time module to get what time it is](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qj3GlL5ckQA)\n- :star::star::star: [Simple login system using python](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keY_RKilMp0)\n\n## Code challenges:\n### Calculator:\n:star::\n1. Make a program to add 2 numbers that are inputted into the terminal\n2. Make a program to multiply 2 numbers that are inputted into the terminal\n3. Make a program to divide 2 numbers that are inputted into the terminal\n\n:star::star::\n\n4. Make a program that (tip: use the built in `.split()` method to get a list of things inputted)\n5. Edit the program so it can detect specific operators and perform the corresponding operation (e.g \" + \" adds, \" * \" multiplies, \" / \" divides)\n6. Edit the program so it can take more than 2 numbers to operate on\n\n:star::star::star::star::\n\n7. Make it follow the correct order of operations (BIDMAS / PEMDAS) - Feel free to ask me about this as it can be quite complicated\n\n### Basic Pseudo-Operating-System:\n:star::\n1. Get the user to enter a username and display a welcome message (e.g. \"`Welcome, John`\")\n2. 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