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	=== Lesson 4: ===		=== Lesson 4: Tkinter and User Interfaces ===
	In this lesson, we talked about using Tkinter, a built-in Python library, to create a graphical user interface! GUIs are incredibly useful when you're making an app, since your user doesn't want to interact or see the command line.		In this lesson, we talked about using Tkinter, a built-in Python library, to create a graphical user interface! GUIs are incredibly useful when you're making an app, since your user doesn't want to interact or see the command line.
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	=== Lesson 3: ===		=== Lesson 3: Objects and Functions ===
	In this lesson, we introduced the idea of objects and classes. New ways to organize your data, critical for any code you create! We also talked about functions, which take in information and output something useful.		In this lesson, we introduced the idea of objects and classes. New ways to organize your data, critical for any code you create! We also talked about functions, which take in information and output something useful.
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	[[Media:Lesson4_Tkinter.pdf\|Week 4 Presentation]]		[[Media:Lesson4_Tkinter.pdf\|Week 4 Presentation]]
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	[https://codehs.com/sandbox/limepelican7447/tkinter-sandbox\|Tkinter Sandbox with Sample Code!]		[https://codehs.com/sandbox/limepelican7447/tkinter-sandbox Tkinter Sandbox with Sample Code!]

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	=== Lesson 4: ===		=== Lesson 4: ===
			In this lesson, we talked about using Tkinter, a built-in Python library, to create a graphical user interface! GUIs are incredibly useful when you're making an app, since your user doesn't want to interact or see the command line.
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			[[Media:Lesson4_Tkinter.pdf\|Week 4 Presentation]]
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			[https://codehs.com/sandbox/limepelican7447/tkinter-sandbox\|Tkinter Sandbox with Sample Code!]

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	[[Media:Lesson3_ObjectsandFunctions\|Week 3 Presentation]]		[[Media:Lesson3_ObjectsandFunctions.pdf\|Week 3 Presentation]]
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	=== Lesson 3: ===		=== Lesson 3: ===
			In this lesson, we introduced the idea of objects and classes. New ways to organize your data, critical for any code you create! We also talked about functions, which take in information and output something useful.
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			[[Media:Lesson3_ObjectsandFunctions\|Week 3 Presentation]]
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Lesson 1: Coding Basics

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	~~You can find full code for the Rock, Paper, Scissors game here: https://replit.com/@JeremyKuznetso1/RockPaperScissors#main.py~~
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	~~navigate to the "code" tab on the right portion of the screen in order to view~~
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	=== Lesson 2: Rock, Paper, Scissors! ===		=== Lesson 2: Rock, Paper, Scissors! ===
	In this workshop, we finished our version of Rock, Paper, Scissors and started talking about loops and arrays (lists)!		In this workshop, we finished our version of Rock, Paper, Scissors and started talking about loops and arrays (lists)!

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Lesson 2: Rock, Paper, Scissors!

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	[[Media:Advanced_RPS_Code.pdf\|Advanced Rock Paper Scissors Code]]		[[Media:Advanced_RPS_Code.pdf\|Advanced Rock Paper Scissors Code]]
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Lesson 2: Rock, Paper, Scissors!

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	=== Lesson 2: Rock, Paper, Scissors! ===		=== Lesson 2: Rock, Paper, Scissors! ===
			In this workshop, we finished our version of Rock, Paper, Scissors and started talking about loops and arrays (lists)!
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			[[Media:Lesson_2_Arrays_and_Memory.pdf\|Week 2 Presentation]]
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			[[Media:RockPaperScissors_Code.pdf\|Example Rock Paper Scissors Code]]
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			[[Media:Advanced_RPS_Code.pdf\|Advanced Rock Paper Scissors Code]]
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	In this workshop, we learned the basics of Python programming, and combined them together to make a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" videogame where you can challenge your computer!		In this workshop, we learned the basics of Python programming, and combined them together to make a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" videogame where you can challenge your computer!
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	[[Media:Lesson_1_Intro_to_Python_for_Adults.pdf\|~~Lesson~~ 1 Presentation]]		<br>
			[[Media:Lesson_1_Intro_to_Python_for_Adults.pdf\|Week 1 Presentation]]
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	[[Media:Welcome_to_UMD_Workshop.pdf\|Week 1 Notes + Extra Problems!]]		[[Media:Welcome_to_UMD_Workshop.pdf\|Week 1 Notes + Extra Problems!]]
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	You can find full code for the Rock, Paper, Scissors game here: https://replit.com/@JeremyKuznetso1/RockPaperScissors#main.py		You can find full code for the Rock, Paper, Scissors game here: https://replit.com/@JeremyKuznetso1/RockPaperScissors#main.py