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0001 Lesson 1, Getting Started 
0004 Let's Do Numbers 
0008 Variables and Identifiers 
0012 Strings, Part I
0016 Writing and Using Scripts
0020 Program Construction
0024 Strings, Part II
0028 Lists, Part I
0032 Lists, Part II
0036 Tuples, Index and Slice
0040 Nested Tuples
0044 Empty and Single-Item Tuples
0048 Unpacking Tuples
0052 Indexing Nested Tuples
0056 Slicing Nested Tuples
0060 Indirection
0064 Getting Started with Dictionaries
0068 Valid Keys, Key Lists, Iteration
0072 Using Tuples as Keys
0076 Nesting, Sorting, Deleting, and Membership Testing Dictionary Elements

 

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