https://github.com/tempehs/pythonfundamentals

A fork of Harvard's CS50 Python course for Codepsaces.
https://github.com/tempehs/pythonfundamentals

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A fork of Harvard's CS50 Python course for Codepsaces.

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/tempehs/pythonfundamentals
• Owner: TempeHS
• License: other
• Created: 2023-06-07T10:17:16.000Z (over 2 years ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2024-11-28T00:54:20.000Z (about 1 year ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-11-28T01:17:48.607Z (about 1 year ago)
• Topics: codespaces, learn-python, learn-to-code, learning-exercise, python, python3, vscode
• Language: Python
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• Size: 10.3 MB
• Stars: 0
• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 25
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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README

          
# Python Fundamentals

## Lectures - Term 1

1. [Functions & Variables](0-FunctionsVariables/0-FunctionsVariables.md)

2. [Conditionals](1-Conditionals/1-Conditionals.md)

3. [Loops](2-Loops/2-Loops.md)

4. [Debugging](Debugging/Debugging.md)

5. [Exceptions](3-Exceptions/3-Exceptions.md)

6. [Libraries](4-Libraries/4-Libraries.md)

7. [Unit Tests](5-UnitTests/5-UnitTests.md)

8. [File IO](6-FileIO/6-FileIO.md)

## Lectures - Term 2

2. [Object Oriented Paradigm](8-OOP/8-OOP.md)

## Lectures - Optional

1. [Regular Expressions](7-RegularExpressions/7-RegularExpressions.md)

2. [Et Cetera](9-EtCetera/9-EtCetera.md)

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# Commonly used commands

## Bash Commands 

1. `clear` clear the terminal window

2. `ls` list files and folders in the active folder

3. `cp [source name] [destination name]` copy a file or folder, example `cp hello.py goodbye.py` copies the file `hello.py` and saves it as `goodbye.py`

4. `mv [target file] [new name]` rename a file or folder, example `mv hello.py hi.py` renames the file `hello.py` to `hi.py`

5. `rm [target file]` removes (deletes) the target file, example `rm hi.py`

6. `mkdir [name]` makes a new folder (directory), example `mkdir myFolder`

7. `rmdir [child folder name]` removes a child folder (directory) of the active folder, example `rmdir myFolder`

7. `cd [child folder name] changes the active folder, example `cd myFolder`

8. `..` move to the parent folder, example `cd ..`moves the active folder to the parent folder

## Python Commands

1. `code hello.py` create a python file call **hello** and begin coding into the file

2. `python hello.py` execute the python program

## Git commands

1. Pull latest code from the repository

		git pull

2. Add indoor.py to the changes to be committed

		git add [file name]

3. Add all chnaged files to the changes to be committed

		git add -A

3. Commit all changes in the REPO with comments

		git commit -m “My comment“

4. Push all changes to the REPO

		git push 

# How to setup your workspace

1. Fork this repository

![](images/fork.png "")

2. Correctly name your new reposity

![](images/fork2.png "")

3. Open either a virtual or local itegrated developer environment

- Run a virtual codespace

![](images/codespace.png "")

_Wait until you see the README.md so your CodeSpace is fully configured_

- Run a local Visual Code

![](images/codespace3.png "")

_Make sure all extensions have loaded_