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 											<h1>Python for<br />Astronomers</h1>
 											<p>A free textbook + interactive tutorials and guides for learning scientific computing</p>
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 										<p>Welcome! You've reached the home of a collection of Python resources (and a textbook), aimed towards those just starting out with coding in an astrophysical research context (though there may be a few useful things below even for more experienced programmers).</p><p> The original inception of these materials was driven by the fact that I was tasked with teaching an introductory programming class to incoming astro majors at UC Berkeley. Looking around online, I found lots of great resources for learning basic Python, (and some advanced techniques for using python in astronomy) but no text which focused on the specific basic skills a student needs to pick up quickly to get up and running with research. So I wrote one! And I've since continued to add more and more tutorials and guides, usually in the form of Jupyter notebooks you can view in a browser or download and interact with. I hope you find this site useful, and I'm always open to feedback, input, requests, or clarifications. If there's something you'd like to see explained in a tutorial or guide, let me know with the suggestion form below. Cheers. </p><p>-Imad Pasha</p>
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 										<h2>Updated Content: Revised Book Chapters</h2>
 										<p>As part of an effort to overhaul this textbook for an upcoming class, I'm releasing individual chapters of the new book on various subjects as I complete them! The Chapters below represent my newest, best coverage of said topic, and I hope they can be a useful addendum (and eventual replacement) of the textbook above.</p>
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