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Merge pull request #41 from fangohr/add-nbval-status-badge
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An Introduction to Python for Computational Science and Engineering, developed
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by Hans Fangohr since 2003.
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by Hans Fangohr since 2003.(2003-2024).
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The content and methods taught are intended for a target audience of scientists
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and engineers who need to use computational methods and data processing in their

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