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# DTU Python Support Guide
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Welcome!
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This book is written to help DTU students install and use Python at DTU.
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Use the left sidebar to find the guide you're looking for.
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You can expect guides explaining:
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- **Python in DTU Courses**: Helping you use Python in specific courses.
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- **Computer Essentials**: Helping anybody that uses software as a tool get a sense of the essential ideas behind how computers work.
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- **Installing Python w/Packages**: Helping you install Python, and Python packages like `numpy`, on any OS.
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- **Managing Python Projects**: Helping you use Python on a team, with just enough tools to make your life easier.
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- **Reference**: Resources for you! Cheat sheets, tips & tricks, and more niche ways of installing and using Python.
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- **Meta**: Step-by-step instruction for reporting mistakes and helping improve this book. We need you!
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We **strongly suggest** you engage with the Support Team and/or your fellow students on our help forum, <https://chat.timesigned.com>.
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Login is your **DTU account**.
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We hope you find this book useful!
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# Development & Contribution
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If you find the book useful, please help us make it better by reporting bugs and/or helping improve the book!
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- Source Code: <https://git.sofus.io/python-support/site-support>
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- Current Issues / Roadmap: <https://git.sofus.io/python-support/site-support/issues>
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- Current Proposed Changes: <https://git.sofus.io/python-support/site-support/pulls>
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You can find detailed detailed instructions on how to contribute at the [dedicated page of the book](./meta/contributing/README.md).
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# License
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This book is released under the [AGPL software license](https://www.tldrlegal.com/license/gnu-affero-general-public-license-v3-agpl-3-0).
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In general (**NOTE: This is not legal advice, and is not legally binding**), the AGPL is designed to protect your freedom to ex. use, sell, modify, and distribute the contents of the book & associated source code, so long as you *also extend the same freedoms to anybody you distribute it/derivative works to*.
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For the legally valid license terms, please refer to the full license text: <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html>.
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