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      • Day 6: Python Functions and Karel
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  1. Python Inststitute (PCAP)
  2. Python Essentials (Part 1)
  3. Module 1

Starting your work with Python

To start your work, you need the following tools:

  • an editor which will support you in writing the code (it should have some special features, not available in simple tools); this dedicated editor will give you more than the standard OS equipment;

  • a console in which you can launch your newly written code and stop it forcibly when it gets out of control;

  • a tool named a debugger, able to launch your code step by step and allowing you to inspect it at each moment of execution.

Besides its many useful components, the Python 3 standard installation contains a very simple but extremely useful application named IDLE.

IDLE is an acronym: Integrated Development and Learning Environment.

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