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From: Dinko Galetic <dgaletic@everflame.(none)>
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2010 19:39:15 +0000
Subject: Added files which start the introduction and the first lesson of the tutorial to /data/tutorial

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diff --git a/data/tutorial/Introduction b/data/tutorial/Introduction
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+import introduction
+
+introduction.run()
+
+# This lesson is actually just an introduction to programming.
+# From it, you can start getting a feeling of what programming is and
+# practice writing your first lines of code.
+
+
+# This window will only display the instructions. 
+# The tutorial will be displayed in the window below this one, and
+# everything you type you will type in that window. Feel free to decrease
+# the size of this window if that will help you use the tutorial.
+#
+# At any time, you can type "quit" to quit the tutorial, 
+# "skip" to skip trying out an example.
+#
+# Before everything you type, there will be three > and a whitespace so 
+# you can quickly tell what you wrote, and what is from the tutorial.
diff --git a/data/tutorial/Lesson 1 b/data/tutorial/Lesson 1
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+import lesson1
+
+lesson1.run()
+
+# From this lesson, you can learn about variables and the "print" command.
+    # You can learn how variables can be named and how to store values in them.
+    # You can learn the basics of printing text on the screen.
+# An important concept you should also know after this lesson is called an "expression".
+
+# This window will only display the instructions. 
+# The tutorial will be displayed in the window below this one, and
+# everything you type you will type in that window. Feel free to decrease
+# the size of this window if that will help you use the tutorial.
+#
+# At any time, you can type "quit" to quit the tutorial, 
+# "skip" to skip trying out an example.
+#
+# Before everything you type, there will be three > and a whitespace so 
+# you can quickly tell what you wrote, and what is from the tutorial.
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