Python Programming for the Humanities

For installation instructions for various platforms, see the file installation-instructions.txt .

Opening the Interactive Notebooks

To open the interactive notebooks locally:

On Mac and Linux:

open a terminal
go to the directory where you downloaded and extracted our files (example: cd /your/path/to/python-course)
Run: ipython3 notebook

On Windows with Pyzo (assuming default installation):

open the command prompt
go to the directory where you downloaded and extracted our files (example: cd c:\your\path\to\python-course)
Run: c:\pyzo2013b\ipython.exe notebook

Make use not to use Internet Explorer, if that is your default browser, copy the URL that pops up to Google Chrome or Firefox.

This is a fall-back method.

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Chapter 1 - Getting started.ipynb		Chapter 1 - Getting started.ipynb
Chapter 2 - The basics.ipynb		Chapter 2 - The basics.ipynb
Chapter 3 - Text Preprocessing.ipynb		Chapter 3 - Text Preprocessing.ipynb
Chapter 4 - Programming principles.ipynb		Chapter 4 - Programming principles.ipynb
Chapter 5 - Building NLP Applications.ipynb		Chapter 5 - Building NLP Applications.ipynb
Chapter 6 - Object Oriented Programming.ipynb		Chapter 6 - Object Oriented Programming.ipynb
README.md		README.md
anagrams.py		anagrams.py
ari.py		ari.py
author_recognition.py		author_recognition.py
brainstorm		brainstorm
concordance.py		concordance.py
exercises.md		exercises.md
installation-instructions.txt		installation-instructions.txt
mac-installer.sh		mac-installer.sh
pig_latin.py		pig_latin.py
preprocess.py		preprocess.py
start-unix.sh		start-unix.sh
start-windows.bat		start-windows.bat
tweetnet.py		tweetnet.py