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Raspberry Pi Cheatsheet
Raspberry Pi needs a power adapter, monitor with HDMI connection (or an adapter for VGA), keyboard and mouse.
Connect it all up and connect power last. The Pi will boot automatically and stop after a minute or so at an admin login prompt.
Type in the default user admin name (pi) and the password (raspberry). Note that
the password field does not show any feedback, it doesn't move the cursor or show
stars for each character like you would see on Windows.
Once logged in, if XWindows doesn't start automatically, you can type startx to
boot the windowing system.
From a terminal, type minecraft-pi or run it from the desktop menu under Games.
Here is a list of keyboard commands to move about in the world:
W => Go Forward
A => Move Left
S => Move Back
D => Move Right
E => Show Inventory
Spacebar => Jump
Double Spacebar => Fly / Fall
Esc => Pause / Game menu
Tab => Release mouse cursor
Leave Minecraft running in it's own window and open a text editor (or the Python's IDLE editor).
See the Minecraft API Cheatsheet for examples and details of the calls.
Write code in the editor, save it and run it from LXTerminal.