References

• Anaconda - a data science platform.
• Conda - an open source package management system and environment management system.
• GitHub - An Internet hosting service for software development and version control .
• IDLE - an Integrated Development and Learning Environment distributed with Python.
• Jupyter - a non-profit, open-source project supporting interactive data science and scientific computing across all programming languages.
• Jupyter Notebook - a web-based application for developing, documenting, and executing code, and communicating results.
• Matplotlib - a library for creating static, animated, and interactive visualizations in Python.
• PIP - The Package Installer for Python.
• Python 3 Documentation - Python 3 Documentation.
• Python 3 Documentation: Glossary - Python 3 Documentation glossary of terms.
• Python 3 Documentation: Library - The functionality that is included in Python distributions as standard and it's reference manual.
• Python 3 Documentation: Reference - Manual describing the syntax and "core semantics" of Python.
• Python 3 Documentation: Tutorial.
• Python 3 Documentation: Tutorial: Classes.
• Python 3 Documentation: Tutorial: Modules.
• Python 3 Documentation: Tutorial: Packages.
• Python 3 Documentation: What's New - The "What's New in Python" documentation tours through the most important changes between major Python versions.
• Python Enhancement Proposal Website.
• Python Lexical Analysis Documentation.
• Python Package Index (PyPI) - A repository of software for Python..
• Python Packaging User Guide - a collection of tutorials and references to help you distribute and install Python packages with modern tools.
• Python Software Foundation - an organization devoted to advancing open source technology related to the Python programming language.
• Python Website.
• QGIS - Quantum Geographical Infromation System Software.
• Spyder - a web-based application and an integrated development environment for Python.
• Spyder Documentation.