Python-Astro

This is a support for a lecture on Python given at the Instituto de Astronomia at the UNAM (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico) by Christophe Morisset.

Table of contents

This is a kind of table of contents of the Python-Astro blog lectures.
  1. Generate a vector, using numpy. Write it to a file.
  2. Read the ascii file. Plot it (basic).
  3. Read the ascii file, variations. Array indexing, list comprehension, array manipulation (basic).
  4. Play with FITS files
  5. Plotting tools (colors, line styles, subplots, loglog, etc). Writing ps or pdf from a script. 
  6. Playing with arrays: slicing, cutting, extracting, sorting, filtering, where function, etc.
This is list of forthcoming topics that we hope to treat soon:
  1. How to execute scripts. import, %run, #! /usr/bin/env python.
  2. Object Oriented programing
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