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Kirk Byers' Python for Network Engineers Oct 2nd Discussion Thread
fredrikjj
This email course is running again, starting 2/10. Presumably, I'm not the only one from this forum who will be "attending" so I thought we could use a thread to discuss the material, help each other, hold hands, etc.
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ktbyers
I was going to post about this today anyways and I saw this message. Here are some more details on the free course...
The course is an email a week for ten weeks.
The emails consist of videos, exercises, and additional content/reference links.
The course is largely a beginner Python course. It is oriented towards network engineers that have some programming background (Perl, shell scripting, etc). While the content really is about Python basics, I try to have most of the examples and exercises be related to network engineering. No pre-existing Python knowledge is required.
The content of the course is as follows (subject to change):
Week1 - Why Python, the Python Interpreter Shell, Strings
Week2 - Numbers, Lists
Week3 - Conditionals and For Loops
Week4 - While loops, Dictionaries, and Exceptions
Week5 - Review and Exercises
Week6 - Functions
Week7 - Files and Regular Expressions
Week8 - Modules and Packages
Week9 - Classes and Objects
Week10 - Paramiko SSH, Telnet, and Pickle
If you are interested, you can sign-up at
https://pynet.twb-tech.com/email-signup.html
(make sure you check the box for the free email course).
Regards,
Kirk Byers
wintermute000
For some reason I missed weeek 7's email and its not in my spam filter. Can someone shoot me a copy to
bender@planetexpress.com.au
? much appreciated.
Incidentally, if anyone is thinking of signing up, I recommend. I've purely been using the exercises (as I hate videos) but its been a good syllabus IMO.
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