Visual Patterns
Programming practice exercises in pattern recognition, written in Python. Ideal for beginner programmers.
This uses the puzzles at https://www.visualpatterns.org/ by Fawn Nguyen. The site and this module are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
THIS MODULE IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND NOT WORKING YET.
Installation
To install with pip, from the Command Prompt/terminal run:
pip install visualpatterns
To run through the exercises, from the Command Prompt/terminal run:
python -m visualpatterns
Or from the Python interactive shell, run:
Quickstart Guide
TODO - fill this in later
Contribute
If you'd like to contribute to Visual Patterns, check out https://github.com/asweigart/visualpatterns
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