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For Your Success & Readings There are numerous languages that can be used in developing computer programs. More specifically, this course will focus on providing the necessary knowledge to create computer programs using the Python language. The concepts presented can be applied across different programming languages. As you learn the basics of programming, it is important to have a thorough understanding of the syntax and constructs associated with programming languages in general. This course will provide you with the necessary knowledge and skill to apply these programming languages constructs to computer programs using the Python language. Here are some reminders that will help you achieve success in this module: Read the online module text, and post early and often to class discussion forums, which are an important element of this course. Use the access code provided with your textbook to access the eBook Programming in Python 3 with ZyLabs resources detailed at the end of this module. Complete the Mastery Exercise by the end of this week. Submit your Critical Thinking Assignment for Module 1 by the end of this week. In this class, you will work with Python 3 programming. Python 3 runs on most desktop operating systems and you can download it from this website. At the time this course was developed, the latest version of Python was 3.9.0. Ask your instructor if this is still the version you should work with. You can edit your Python programs using any text editor. In the Python download, there is an interactive program called Idle,which provides an interface where you can edit, run, and debug your program. Lynda.com videos provide visual instruction and supporting information for lecture material. Required Miller, M. B. (2020). Chapter 1: Introduction to Python 3. In Programming in Python 3 with zylabs. Zybooks. Klein, B. (2020). Python tutorial: Execute a python script. Tutorials, Python Courses: Online and On Site. Klein, B. (2020). Python tutorial: Input from keyboard. Tutorials, Python Courses: Online and On Site. Klein, B. (2020). Python tutorial: Structuring with indentation. Tutorials, Python Courses: Online and On Site. Recommended Klein, B. (2020). Python tutorial: The interpreter, an interactive shell. Tutorials, Python Courses: Online and On Site. Next