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Expand Up @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ http://opentechschool.github.io/python-data-intro/

This is a friendly how-to for contributors to the Introduction to Data Processing with Python course at OpenTechSchool. First, a quick refresher on the course:

> Have you ever found yourself doing something methodical and repetitive with a computer, and wondered why there wasn't a better way to do it? Have you ever had some data, maybe a text file or a set of numbers, that you'd like to know some simple things about?
> Have you ever found yourself doing something methodical and repetitive with a computer, and wondered why there wasn't a better way to do it? Have you ever had some data, maybe a text file or a set of numbers, that you'd like to know some simple things about?

> You will only need a laptop and a very basic understanding of Python. If you've done our Introduction to Programming workshop then this will be perfect.

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So, fork this repository. The guide is written as a [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com/) site, hosted on GitHub pages. It's set up so you can just write pages in Markdown. A markup guide is below.

Course work goes under `core/` or `extras/`. It's all linked together by `index.md` in the root direcory.
Course work goes under `core/` or `extras/`. It's all linked together by `index.md` in the root directory.

* `core/` covers the basic goals of the course. Put any images in `core/images/`
* `extras/` are all the interesting things people can do once they have completed the basics.
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Getting literal with `backticks`

Or use an indent of 4 spaces,
to get yourself a code block,
Or use an indent of 4 spaces,
to get yourself a code block,
that looks lovely.

> Do a bit of blockquoting. You can still reflow the text as much as you like. Newlines are awesome. And made of win.
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$ holla holla
get dolla
$
$

For a more complete list of languages see [highlight.js](http://softwaremaniacs.org/media/soft/highlight/test.html)