I'll be back to school on Tuesday, teaching another Python class. 
I'm about to throw together a web based worksheet for use in class
(each student will pull it up in a browser).  I'll be recycling a
lot of familiar material.  Just thought I'd brainstorm out loud
about the contents, then whip it together, then come back here and
share the URL.<br>
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I want to review some of what we've done so far, include a lot of links, preview some of the content ahead.<br>
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Topics:&nbsp; <br>
Google Earth, Celestia and Stellarium for orientation (hello world)<br>
Latitude / Longitude<br>
XML<br>
Python:&nbsp; <br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; shell mode<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; primitive objects vs. collections<br>
Collections:<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; list<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; dictionary<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; string<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; tuple<br>
Expressions:<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; list comprehensions<br>
Functions:<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; getting started with sequences:&nbsp; triangular, tetrahedral numbers etc.<br>
Generators:<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; same ground, different capabilities<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp; generator expressions<br>
...<br>
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That should be enough to get me going.&nbsp; I'll be back soon with
that URL.&nbsp; It'll be a work in progress and I'll be open to
feedback (positive, negative, neutral, indifferent).<br>
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Kirby<br>
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