Python workshop at NIT Calicut

I just reached in Bangalore after conducting a two day Python workshop at NIT Calicut .
I was very excited to return to my college again.  Students from almost all departments
attended the workshop.  There was more than 50 participants. The program was organized
by FOSSCell@NITC . Thanks to FOSS Cell @ NITC team & NITC for inviting me
to conduct this workshop. Here are few photos:

The beginning
1. The beginning


2. Hmm... what is this Python ?!


3. Okay..so printing "Hello World" is just one line !


4. Time to learn more...


5. Oh. we can do all these things in Python !


6. Any questions ?


7. Beginning of second day.


8. Errors should never pass silently.

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