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Line 1: Welcome to the Friday evening section of the Boston Python Workshop! ~~Setup hours are from 6pm-9pm at [http://www.hubspot.com/company/contact/ HubSpot].~~ When you get to ~~HubSpot~~Google, please start your laptop and get on the wireless network. Then work through the goals on this page in order; they should take between 2 and 3 hours. Lots of staff will be around to help troubleshoot and to answer questions -- don't hesitate to ask! At the end, a staff member will go through a checklist with you to make sure you're all set for tomorrow. Line 48: == Goal #6: get dependencies installed for the Saturday projects == * [[Boston Python ~~workshop~~Workshop 23/Friday ~~setup~~/Windows project dependencies\|Windows]] * [[Boston Python ~~workshop~~Workshop 23/Friday ~~setup~~/~~Mac~~OSX project dependencies\|OS X]] * [[Boston Python ~~workshop~~Workshop 23/Friday ~~setup~~/Linux project dependencies\|Linux]] == Goal #7: start learning Python! == Line 56: It's time to start learning, reading, and writing some Python! Tonight, you'll work through a self-directed tutorial. Saturday morning, we'll have an interactive lecture to cover more Python basics. [[Boston Python Workshop 3/Friday/Tutorial\| ~~Click here to start working~~Work through the tutorial]] == Goal #8: Checkoff == Line 79: <pre> python run.py -a </pre> </li> <li> To test the Wordplay installation: navigate to the Wordplay directory and run <code>~~words~~words1.py</code>: <pre> python ~~words~~words1.py </pre> </li>