New Teaching Material: Python Cheat Sheets

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I’ve started a collection of various Python cheat sheets that contain some useful commands and usage examples. You can find it in the General Teaching Materials section.

For the beginning, I’ve added a cheat sheet on Numpy functions and Python data I/O functions. The latter one is an extension to the Python Basics course, where we can only cover a few data I/O functions. The former currently only contains the Useful NumPy functions list from the Python Basics course. From time to time I will add other cheat sheets as well as additions to them.

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Python Cheat Sheets

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