Stoneriverelearning – Learn iPython: The Full Python IDE

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Coding Python from the command line isn’t a fun experience when you begin getting into longer form code. The command line simply isn’t designed for that. That’s where iPython comes in. At the end of this course, you’ll have a thorough understanding of iPython. It may even become your go-to Python editor. You’ll also know the differences between iPython and Jupyter.

Through a number of examples with various scenarios, you’ll develop an understanding of how iPython is an extremely efficient Python editor for long form code compared to the command line. You’ll know how to enter in code, markdown for comments and rearrange/edit code as needed.

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Course Curriculum

iPython

StartIntroduction (1:05)
PreviewiPython Basics I (7:46)
StartiPython Basics II (9:42)
StartiPython Basics III (5:44)
StartAirplane Factory I (9:57)
StartAirplane Factory II (9:52)
PreviewGraphics I (8:10)
StartGraphics II (5:23)
StartProject I (11:35)
PreviewProject II (5:11)
StartSummary (0:42)

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