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Learn how to use Python for scientific research in this practical tutorial. You'll discover how to apply Python to your research projects with hands-on exercises and real-world examples.
What is Python? Python is a popular, high-level, and powerful programming language created by Guido Van Rossum in 1991. Why Python? 1. It is open-source programming! 2. Runs on various platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac, Raspberry Pi, etc). 3. Syntax ...
There are various ways to install and run Python along with its tools and libraries. In this learning series, we will be using "Miniconda" to install and run Python. Miniconda is a smaller version of Anaconda that comes with Python, conda, and a few ...
Click on "Start" in Microsoft. Then, select "Anaconda Prompt (miniconda 3)". Your miniconda should open with the "base environment". The list of available commands in conda is here. To show the packages already installed in the environment, use: con...
To write and execute Python code, you can use many platforms, such as "Jupyter Notebook," "Spyder," and "Google Colab." In this learning series, we use the "Jupyter Notebook" platform. The Jupyter Notebook is a free web application for creating and s...
For short commands, we do not need to write scripts. We use the command line: In the search window of Windows, write: cmd Then press Enter to open the command prompt. To open Python, inside the command prompt, write: python print("Hello World!") ###...
Variables in Python Variables are dynamically typed in Python. Python is case sensitive; it differentiates between capital (Erbil) and small letters (erbil). The first letter of variables cannot start with digits (i.e. 3Erbil). Main data types i...
