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@@ -38,6 +38,10 @@ parsing - which we have looked at partially.
Dictionaries - we shall be introducing the concept of dictionaries here.
And finally plotting - which we have been doing all along.
+Let's get started, by opening the IPython prompt by typing,
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+ipython -pylab
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Let's first start off with dictionaries.
We earlier used lists briefly. Back then we just created lists and appended items into them.