Moving the note to a more appropriate place.

jrmhaig · jrmhaig · commit b3f4ba300f2a · 2015-02-24T09:38:59.000Z
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 This project teaches children how to run a simple Python program, and how to print text to the screen. Children will write programs to print ASCII art to the screen.
 
 #Resources
-For this project, Python will need to be installed. It is recommended that version 3.2 of Python is installed. Note that on newer versions of Python the `File → New Window` menu option has been replaced by `File → New File`.
+For this project, Python will need to be installed. It is recommended that version 3.2 of Python is installed.
 
 Children can also make use of the materials which accompany these challenges. Files included in the 'Project Resources' folder (found under the 'Download Project Materials' link):
 
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 + Code a scarf - expressions using numbers and text strings.
 
 #Frequently Asked Questions
++ In versions of Python newer than 3.2 the `File → New Window` menu option has been replaced by `File → New File`.
 + Children should make sure they type `.py` at the end of their filename when saving. This allows IDLE to use syntax highlighting, which improves code readability.
 + Children will not yet have learnt about the backslash escape character `\`. This means that they will get an error message if they try and use a backslash immediately before the end speechmark in their `print()` statement. This problem can be solved by putting a space between a backslash and any speech marks.
 + Children should not use the speech mark character `"` anywhere within a print statement, as the editor will incorrectly assume that this marks the end of the printed text.
