What we’re about
Python SWFL is a volunteer-run educational program for exploration and experimentation with the Python programming language. Whether you are a seasoned software engineer or a complete beginner, all levels are welcome!
If you are planning to join our community, please read the Python Software Foundation Code of Conduct for guidance on how to interact with others in a way that makes our community thrive: https://www.python.org/psf/conduct
For all inquiries and presentation proposals, please email [pythonswfl@gmail.com](mailto:pythonswfl@gmail.com)
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PySWFL is fiscally sponsored by Albus Code, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States.
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ABOUT STUDY GROUP
✨ Self-study is encouraged but not required to attend our monthly meetings.✨📚 If you want to learn how to write code, Python is an excellent first programming language. At the start of 2024, we invited our group members to embark on the journey of mastering the foundational concepts of Computer Science with the textbook Think Python by Allen Downey. Its content is ideal for all beginners, high school and college students as well as self-learners.
⛰️ Each month, we focus on several concepts and exercises to solidify our understanding of CS fundamentals and build problem-solving skills.
🤝 We allow plenty of time for questions and casual conversations to provide a safe and supportive learning environment.
🚀 Don't just copy code – comprehend. Let's start this journey together!
STUDY MATERIALS
Think Python, 3rd edition by Allen B. DowneyORGANIZERS
This study group is co-hosted by Albus Code and PySWFL.JOIN US ON DISCORD
PySWFL, a founding member of the Tech Alliance of SWFL, shares a Discord server with other local tech groups. Click here to join the server and look for #🚀┃python-swfl, the channel dedicated to our group's communication.
