Add Python Basics Notebook #27
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Consider saying "assign the value of an expression to a variable" instead of "assign an expression to a variable" in the markdown cell about assigning variables.
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Line #1. # calculate something with your variables - what might we want to calculate with deltaH, deltaS, and temp?
Consider explicitly instructing them to calculate deltaG since you expect them to have the value later when they use the round function.
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Consider saying "There is a built-in Python function called round that we can use to round..." rather than "We can use the round function."
Also wondering if a very brief mention that there are both "built-in" and user-defined functions in python?
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@janash This is a great intro! I will think about the python chapter name (vs some other chapter name, like 'introductory material' or something) a bit more while you consider the few small edits I suggested. |
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Hey @FoleyLab - I've addressed your comments! Would love another review. Thanks! |
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@FoleyLab - just a reminder |
This PR adds a notebook with and Introduction to Python. It covers basic syntax, setting variables, data types, for loops, and conditionals. This is very closely modeled after the MolSSI intro lesson, but has expanded content related to using Python and some other conceptual areas.
This PR also adds more files to the
.gitignoreso that standard Python files are covered.The notebook includes a link to a Google Colab notebook with the same content.
I wasn't sure where to put this general type of notebook, so I created a new directory called "python" for standard Python tutorials.