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## Introduction to Python
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WHERE: HacDC 1525 Newton ST NW Washington D.C. 20010
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WHEN: Saturday August 30, 2008 from 1:00PM - 4:00PM
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WHO: Rob Seger
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So you???ve got this great new idea, but it requires a computer.. The
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blasted thing just doesn???t do what you need it to do out of the box.
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You???ve got a few options: you can give up on your project (I???m just
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saying..), you can find a programmer to whisper sweet nothings to your
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expensive doorstop (you may have to bribe them), or you can master the
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art of pillow talk for your processor. Presumably, you???re interested
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in the last option. While I can???t promise you that you???ll become the
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Fabio of circuitry over-night, I can promise you???ll know how to
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motivate that doorstop of yours if you attend my class. In a
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less-than-formal environment, I plan to take you from not even having
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python installed to understanding the fundamentals of programming. If
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all goes well, you should be able to create fairly complicated programs,
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understand (and know how to find) the python online documentation, and
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have this irrational urge to learn more. For those with some background
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in programming, we???ll be covering: variables, if-statements, looping,
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fundamental data structures, functions, and modules. If that didn???t
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make any sense, or you don???t already know how to do all that in
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python, this is the class for you!
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