Table of Contents

• • 0.1  Documentation
  • 0.2  Tutorials
  • 0.3  Cheat Sheets
  • 0.4  Programming Challenges

Documentation

• The official documentation for Python2 and Python3.

• The official documentation of PsychoPy

Tutorials

• Google Python class - YouTube videos (not great)

  Part 1(1) - Introduction to Python and strings

  Part 1(2) - Working with lists, tuples and sorting

  Part 1(3) - Working with dictionaries and files

  Part 2(1) - Regular expressions

  Part 2(2) - Using modules, system commands

  Part 2(3) - Exceptions, parsing URLs

  Part 2(4) - List comprehensions

• Guide for beginners who are non-programmers

  Python's wiki page lists several resources for beginners.

• Python Tutor

  Python Tutor visually helps understand how code executes on a computer.

Cheat Sheets

Here is a small collection of cheat sheets you may find useful:

• Linux
  • Shell Commands
  • More Shell Commands
• Python
  • Functions
  • Files and exceptions
  • Lists
  • Regular Expressions

• Python Packages

  • NLTK
  • Pandas
  • Jupyter Notebooks

• Other

  • Git
  • Github

Programming Challenges

Programming challenges are a long tradition in computer science.

• Google Python class exercises

  Four exercises are provided as part of the Python class by Google.

  Level - Basic/intermediate

• Project Euler

  Project Euler is a project of mathematical/programming challenges aimed at designing efficient solutions. Project Euler is a good place to challenge your mathematical and programming skills. Most of the problems can be solved within few seconds provided you have an efficient solution.

  Level - Advanced | Requires knowledge of mathematics.

• Python Challenge

  Level - Intermediate/Advanced

• Google Code Jam

  Level - Advanced | Requires a lot of cleverness