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This document introduces Wing IDE by taking you through its feature set with a small coding example. For a faster but less informative introduction, see the Wing IDE Quick Start Guide.
If you are new to programming, you may want to check out the book Python Programming Fundamentals and accompanying screen casts, which use Wing IDE 101 to teach programming with Python.
If you are viewing this document in your web browser, we recommend using the tutorial from the Help menu in Wing IDE instead, since this enables additional links into IDE functionality that will not be available in your browser.
If you are not running Wing, start it now and select Tutorial from the Help menu. See Installing, Running the IDE, and Installing your License for details on how to get started.
When using this tutorial with products other than Wing IDE Professional, please note that the screen shots include tools and features only available in Wing IDE Professional. These can safely be ignored and, when working with the tutorial within Wing IDE, those tools will not be discussed in the content that follows.
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Section Contents
1.0. Tutorial: Getting Started
1.1. Tutorial: Getting Around Wing IDE
1.2. Tutorial: Check your Python Integration
1.3. Tutorial: Set Up a Project
1.4. Tutorial: Setting Python Path
1.5. Tutorial: Introduction to the Editor
1.6. Tutorial: Debugging
1.6.0. Tutorial: Debug I/O
1.6.1. Tutorial: Debug Process Exception Reporting
1.6.2. Tutorial: Command Line Power Debugging
1.6.3. Tutorial: Watching Debug Data
1.6.4. Tutorial: Other Debugger Features
1.7. Tutorial: Source Browser
1.8. Tutorial: Searching
1.9. Tutorial: Source Assistant with Classes
1.10. Tutorial: Other IDE Features
1.11. Tutorial: Further Reading
