Links

• Python Programming Language – Official Website
• Python Download Site
• Common Unix Commands
  A short list of some of the more useful Unix commands we have encountered in this course, with information on how to use them.
• Think Python Version 2.0.12 by Allen Downey
  Available as a free PDF.
  Somewhat advanced for IT students.
• Python Basic Operators
• Python Built-In Functions Official documentation for Python's built-in functions
• Python Keywords A list of all words that have special meaning in Python
• Unicode Character Table
• UTF-8 Character Table A list of all characters in UTF-8 with their numerical equivalents.
• Python Lists
• nano
  Help for nano, a simple Unix text editor.
• 5 Popular Tricks to Customize Nano Editor
• vi Cheat Sheet
  A PDF file with the most important vi commands.
• Math functions
  Official documentations of the functions contained the the math module.
• ASCII Characters
  A table of the characters the make up the ASCII code.
• tkinter — Python interface to Tcl/Tk
  Documentation for the GUI module tkinter
• Regular Expression Tester A web site where you can type in regular expressions and try to match a test string.
• regexr.com Another site where you can practice with regular expressions.

Software

• PuTTY
  PuTTY is an ssh client for windows, which you can download for free from the above link.
  It allows you to connect remotely to the machine we'll be using at UMB for this course.
  The is no comparable package for Macintosh, because the Mac runs a flavor of Unix, which means you can run ssh from the command line on a Mac.
  
• FileZilla
  FileZilla is an easy to use scp client for Windows and Mac that allows you to easily move files to a Unix machine.
  You will find instructions on using FileZilla here.
• Sublime
  Sublime is a text editor for writing programs and scripts.