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This document provides formatting guidelines for slides in a Python bootcamp presentation. It specifies using the Montserrat font at 29 font size, retaining a uniform feel when adjusting spacing or font size. Code should be written in Source Code Pro font with syntax highlighting encouraged. Colors used should be the default Google slide colors on the "Light 1" and "Dark 1" levels. Boxes may be used to highlight features.

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Python

This document provides formatting guidelines for slides in a Python bootcamp presentation. It specifies using the Montserrat font at 29 font size, retaining a uniform feel when adjusting spacing or font size. Code should be written in Source Code Pro font with syntax highlighting encouraged. Colors used should be the default Google slide colors on the "Light 1" and "Dark 1" levels. Boxes may be used to highlight features.

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Section Title

Lecture Title
Complete Python Bootcamp

● Default text font is Montserrat at 29 font.


● Feel free to play around with spacing or
font size as long as slides retain the same
uniform feel.
Deep Learning

● Colors used for Outputs


shapes or figures
should be the
Hidden
default Google
slide colors on level
“Light 1”.
Inputs
Complete Python Bootcamp

● Code should be written in Source Code Pro


if 1==2::
print(“Woah”)
elif 1==1:
print(“One is equal to One”)
else::
print(“Everything Normal”)
Complete Python Bootcamp

● Syntax Highlighting is encouraged


if 1==2::
print(“Woah”)
elif 1==1:
print(“One is equal to One”)
else::
print(“Everything Normal”)
Complete Python Bootcamp

● Colors used should be defaults on Dark 1


if 1==2::
print(“Woah”)
elif 1==1:
print(“One is equal to One”)
else::
print(“Everything Normal”)
Complete Python Bootcamp

● Also nice to use boxes to highlight features


if 1==2::
print(“Woah”)
elif 1==1:
print(“One is equal to One”)
else::
print(“Everything Normal”)
Lecture 2
Deep Learning

● First slide of lecture 2.


Example Simple Autoencoder

Box 1 Box 2

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