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<|repo_name|>davidrmoore/microbit-courses<|file_sep|>/intro-to-computer-science-python/notes.md
## Part I - The World Wide Web & Python
### Lesson Plan
#### Introduction & Discussion
**Before Class**
* Students should read *The World Wide Web* section of this lesson.
* Students should install Python by following instructions on https://www.python.org/downloads/
* Students should install VSCode from https://code.visualstudio.com/download.
**In Class**
* Discuss *The World Wide Web* section.
* Have students create an account at https://repl.it/
* Have students create their first Python program at https://repl.it/languages/python3.
* Have students explore Python syntax using this tutorial:
https://www.w3schools.com/python/default.asp.
#### Assignment Due Before Next Class:
* Students should read *What is Python?* section.
* Students should write their first Python program using VSCode following instructions at https://realpython.com/get-started-with-python/#using-the-terminal-and-text-editor.
### The World Wide Web
The internet was created by physicists working on nuclear weapons during World War II. It was initially used by government agencies and military forces around the world but quickly spread to academia.
Invention of HTML allowed anyone connected to the internet access information via websites.
### What is Python?
Python is an interpreted programming language.
Interpreted languages are executed line-by-line as opposed to compiled languages which are translated into machine code prior to execution.
This means it is easier to learn interpreted languages since there is no compiling step.
### What is REPL?
REPL stands for Read-Eval-Print Loop.
REPLs are useful tools when learning new programming languages since they allow students write small programs quickly without having to compile them.
#### How To Use REPLs in Python:
**1)** Open a terminal window:
* On Windows use Powershell or Command Prompt.
* On Mac use Terminal.app.
* On Linux use any terminal emulator installed by default on your distribution.
**2)** Enter python command followed by pressing enter:
$ python -V # Check which version is installed.
$ python # Enter python REPL.
**3)** Write some Python code:
python
>>> print('Hello World!')
Hello World!
**4)** Exit REPL by typing `exit()` or `quit()` then pressing enter.
### What is VSCode?
VSCode stands for Visual Studio Code.
VSCode is a popular code editor made by Microsoft.
It comes pre-installed on Windows but needs to be installed manually on Mac & Linux machines.
#### How To Use VSCode:
**1)** Download & install VSCode from https://code.visualstudio.com/download.
**2)** Create a new folder anywhere on your computer & open it using VSCode.
**3)** Create new file called `hello.py` & write following code inside it:
python
print('Hello World!')
**4)** Save file & run it by typing `python hello.py` inside VSCode terminal.
## Part II - Programming Concepts in Python
### Lesson Plan
#### Introduction & Discussion
**Before Class**
* Students should read *Programming Concepts in Python* section.
* Students should complete *Exercise - Programming Concepts in Python*
**In Class**
* Discuss *Programming Concepts in Python* section.
* Have students complete *Exercise - Programming Concepts in Python*
#### Assignment Due Before Next Class:
* Students should complete *Exercise - Getting Started With Data Types & Variables*
### Programming Concepts In Python:
#### Variables:
A variable stores data inside memory so it can be used later by programs.
In python variables are defined using `=` operator:
python
name = 'David'
age = '17'
Variables can store data of any type including numbers & strings but not multiple values simultaneously.
To store multiple values simultaneously we use lists which will be covered later.
#### Operators:
Operators are used to perform operations on data stored inside variables such as addition or subtraction etc...
There are many different types operators available but here we will focus only on basic arithmetic operators which