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Akuli · Akuli · commit c5287c6249ac · 2016-05-30T10:47:27.000+03:00
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 This tutorial uses Python 3. Python 2 is not under active development anymore, and more and more projects are moving to Python 3. Currently there are a few packages that don't support Python 3 that well at the time of writing this (such as twisted), but if you haven't programmed yet Python 3 is a great choice. 
  
-In this tutorial (and in most other tutorials) it's completely fine to simply read nothing but the example code, then come back and read the explanation for it if you don't fully understand it. There's nothing wrong with not reading every word in the documentation when all you need is the example code. 
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 This tutorial includes lots of footnotes _[*]_. They are for people who want to know more about something in more detail and for people who would otherwise complain about how my tutorial is wrong about some things. There's often links to awesome resources such as tutorials and videos. If you've finished reading my tutorial and doing the exercises I recommend reading the footnotes and other places they point to. 
  
 _[*] Footnotes are like this._ 
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+To learn as much as possible from this tutorial, I recommend following these steps for all code examples in this tutorial. However, it's OK to skip these if you fully understand the example.
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+- Read the example and try it out yourself.
+- If you don't fully understand why the example works like it does, read the explanation for it. Of course, you can read it anyway :)
+- Modify the example to do something else than it does.
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 Most importantly, when learning a programming language you need to **experiment fearlessly and try new things that you did not read from a tutorial**. It's almost impossible to break your computer accidentally with Python. 99% of the time typing something wrong will simply make an error message that tells you what's wrong, it will not destroy anything. 
  
 Here's a list of chapters in this tutorial: 
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 2. [Strings, variables, Booleans and None](2.md) 
 3. [Using functions and storing code in files](3.md) 
 4. [If, elif, else and while](4.md) 
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+You are free to copy and redistribute this tutorial and its code examples with or without modifications. See [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md) for more information.
