Using Python with seismic data
Lesson 1: Thonny IDE


I use Thonny IDE for Python programming and recommend it to students. Another popular option is Anaconda, but it is not as simple as Thonny.

 

1)      install Thonny from https://thonny.org

2)      File | New to create the hello.py program

3)      Save

4)      Run


Graphical user interface, text, application Description automatically generated

Notes

1)      Thonny is an IDE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_development_environment…

2)      # starts a comment, non-executable explanatory notes for coders.

3)      print() is a built-in function, which this script is calling.

4)      "Hello World" is an argument passed to the function for processing.

Links 
This lesson on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/wmvanstone/status/1251041515180298240

Download the code: https://github.com/wmvanstone/LearnPythonForObspy

The obspy tutorial: https://docs.obspy.org/tutorial/

Lesson 2: python02.html


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