Python Classroom Environment

This repo gives you a ready-to-code Python environment in your browser — no installs needed.

Students: getting started

1. Click the green Code button on this repo, then the Codespaces tab.
2. Click Create codespace on main.
3. Wait 30–60 seconds while your environment builds. You'll land in a full VS Code window running in the cloud.
4. Open hello.py in the file explorer on the left, then run it from the terminal at the bottom:

   python hello.py
   

5. When you're done for the day, you can just close the tab — your codespace pauses automatically. Come back anytime via the same Codespaces tab; you'll find it listed there.

You'll need a free GitHub account to do this (github.com/join) if you don't already have one.

Repository Structure

All lab activities live inside the labwork/ folder, one subfolder per lab. Programming Projects will live inside the projects/ folder as the term progresses.

Each lab folder contains:

• main.py — the starter file students write their code in
• INSTRUCTIONS.md — that lab's assignment instructions
• any additional supporting files the lab needs (e.g. data files)

Labs

Folder
labwork/lab01-input-output
labwork/lab02-01-testscores
labwork/lab02-02-calculator
labwork/lab03-01-quiz
labwork/lab04-01-mpg
labwork/lab04-02-testscores
labwork/lab05-01-guess-the-number
labwork/lab06-01-sayhello
labwork/lab06-02-debug
labwork/lab07-01-testscores
labwork/lab07-02-movielist
labwork/lab08-01-mpg-csv

Projects

Programming Projects will be added to the projects/ folder as they're assigned.