I myself, have also began the journey of learning Python to help introduce me into the tech industry.
This repository is a way to document my Python learning and create "cheat sheets" and activities to deepen my own (and maybe your own) learning. I have the mindset of a teacher and like to break up the learning into small chunks and create opportunities to practise them before adding onto this foundation. It is very easy to copy and paste but by organising different ways to format the activities, I believe we'll have a better grasp at performing Python commands in no time! (Even if it is just outputting different print statements!).
For you to be able to use some of this code, you will of course need a place to put it! I have used a windows version of visual studio code and Python 3.11. However you don't have to download these if you don't want - there are some links you could use to do it in browser insead.
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My name is Samantha and I was previously a primary school teacher for over 7 years. I decided that I was not being challenged as regularly and found it had lacked what I wanted to add - more technology.
So why the tech industry? Well, the tech industry is so vast that it is overwhelming because of all the directions you could go in. But in a way, thats a positive reaction because it means there are SO many opportunities for you to branch into.
Within this industry, I will be able to partake in various projects or 'jobs' that'll broaden my knowledge. Perhaps I could even take this knowledge in helping to develop my own projects for the public to use.
I am excited to partake in this journey and hope you find this information/code useful!