About this event
LearningThis is a 2-part series, participants are expected to attend both sessions.
Python is an open source programming language that is used for creating web applications, web content, mathematics and system scripting. In this course you will learn how python code works and given time to practice. Prior coding knowledge is not necessary for this introductory class, but you should be confident with using a computer. Key takeaways will include a working knowledge of variables, loops, conditional arguments and more.
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This is a 2-part series, participants are expected to attend both sessions. Computers will be provided. Bring a USB stick if you would like to keep a copy of your classwork. For: Adults (18+), Older Adults, Teens (13-17), Younger Adults (18-24). Programme type: Coding & Robotics. Series: Pop Up Learning Labs. Location in branch: Program Room. Registration is required. Limited to 10 participants. Registration opens October 23, 2026 at 1:00 pm and closes at the programme start. Contact: Forest Hill, 416-393-7706.