[Noisebridge-discuss] Python class: Stragglers plan

[Asheesh Laroia]

A couple of people have approached me about joining my Python class late.

JOIN ME! (even if late)

Here's I think the best way to minimize disruption and maximize 
usefulness.

For next week, read chapter 11 (the chapter that we'll be discussing in 
class) plus as much of the book as you can from chapter one onwards. Focus 
on the exercises toward the start of the book, since those will be 
foundational for you, but try to understand the discussion in chapter 11. 
The class is taught TA-style, where the point of coming to class is to 
answer any questions about the textbook or the homework. I'll try to hint 
at new topics during class that relate tangentially to the textbook 
material for that week. Do also know that I'm available by email, and the 
best way to learn will be to submit your exercise solutions to me by email 
before class.

http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/html/ is the book in HTML; 
http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkpython.html has some more 
info on it.

I'll repeat this in the PYCLASS announce email I send out a little before 
Monday, but my announcements are usually pretty last-minute, and any 
possible stragglers should get this info as soon as possible. So here you 
go!

-- Asheesh.

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Q:	What is the difference between a duck?
A:	One leg is both the same.