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15-GUI Basics With Python

The document outlines guidelines for a Complete Python Bootcamp presentation, emphasizing the use of specific fonts, colors, and syntax highlighting for code. It encourages maintaining a uniform feel across slides while allowing flexibility in spacing and font size. Additionally, it suggests using boxes to highlight features and provides an example of code formatting.

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15-GUI Basics With Python

The document outlines guidelines for a Complete Python Bootcamp presentation, emphasizing the use of specific fonts, colors, and syntax highlighting for code. It encourages maintaining a uniform feel across slides while allowing flexibility in spacing and font size. Additionally, it suggests using boxes to highlight features and provides an example of code formatting.

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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
Outputs
● Colors used for
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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