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1. Getting Started

1.GettingStarted And now for something completely different! ¶ It is my believe that the best way to learn is to learn as you go. So, we are going to make a small clock program. This will tell us the time in an analog fashion. So we are going to need a few things to get started, I find by drawing out and writing down your goals it will help better guide the development. GOALS: Read the time from the system. Display the time to a window. Loop the display finction until we press 'esc' or close the window. So this is the basics we will start with. Later we will upgrade our script to decorate the hands of the clock. First we need Python ¶ So do yourself a favor, and go get Jupyter-Lab, it is what I am using to make these tutorials and I am really enjoying it. It will also make it easier to follow along, and will allow you to just copy and paste the code into a code cell and run it. So Anaconda Individual 64-bit click th...