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Author: Andrew McCluskey

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+<p>Before we can start to really use Python for our chemistry applications it is necessary that we become familiar with some of the basics of the language. 
+This chapter will introduce some of those <strong>basics</strong>.</p>
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+search: types individual different collections python collection previously introduced exist beyond items including objects hold variables section introduce three lists numpy arrays dictionarys case acted ways
 
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-<h1 id="Collections">Collections<a class="anchor-link" href="#Collections"> </a></h1><p>Previously, we were introduced to individual types that exist in Python. 
+<p>Previously, we were introduced to individual types that exist in Python. 
 Python types go beyond individual items, including objects that can hold <strong>collections</strong> of variables. 
 This section will introduce three different collection types:</p>
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+search: function arguments code python return returned above keyword kineticenergy following value docstring variable functions however name used defined content whitespace not such definition within where information does hr length although example below cm run particular section statement followed brackets given mass velocity variables using block indentation needs note also path possible style before piece having case passed operation examples print type immediately set defining follows takes kinetic energy called center figure def removed point any pep standard book few tells line essential common inside addition shown means description includes google software expected scope occasionally reuse without allows segments performed already
 
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+<p>Occasionally, there is a particular piece of code that you would like to reuse over-and-over, without having to write the code over-and-over). 
 For this case, Python allows the use of <em>functions</em>, these are segments of code to which arguments are passed and some operation is performed on them. 
 You will have already encountered some examples of functions, such as <code>print()</code> and <code>type()</code>. 
 However, in this section we will introduce how custom functions can be written for your code.

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-<h1 id="Types">Types<a class="anchor-link" href="#Types"> </a></h1><p>Python essentially can be thought of as having three types of single object variable:</p>
+<p>Python essentially can be thought of as having three types of single object variable:</p>
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 <li><strong>Strings</strong> - a textual variable, such as a word or a sentance </li>
 <li><strong>Numbers</strong> - some numerical information </li>

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+Before we can start to really use Python for our chemistry applications it is necessary that we become familiar with some of the basics of the language. 
+This chapter will introduce some of those **basics**. 

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