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Author: tdpetrou

README.md

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 ## Objectives
 
-* Install Python 3 and setup on your computer via the Anaconda distribution
+* Install Python 3 and set up on your computer via the Anaconda distribution
 * Install Git installed locally and have a Github account created
 * Develop Python programs in a text editor, IDE and Jupyter Notebook
 * Use the command line to execute a program and run Python interactively
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 ## Agenda
+* Create a Github Account, install Git locally and fork and clone this respository
 * Install Python 3 with Anaconda
-* Install Git and create a Github Account
 * Install Sublime Text 3 along with packages for enhancing development
 * Install PyCharm EDU
 * Execute basic programs from command line
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 * seaborn
 * connect to sqlite
 
+# Install Git
+Git is a popular version control system used to keep track of file changes during software development.
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+> Downl
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 # Installing Python 3 with Anaconda 
 Anaconda is by far the most popular distribution of the Python programming language for data scientists. Anaconda packages together all the popular data science libraries along with the package manager `conda`. 
 
 Anaconda is not a necessity. Python may be installed independently from source from [Python.org][2] along with its own package manager `pip`. But for begninners it is highly suggested to use Anaconda.
 
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 pycharm
 https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/