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we can create our own applications that have buttons that people can
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click instead of just using applications written by others.
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Before we can get started with Python we need to know how to write some of
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Python's special characters with our keyboards. Unfortunately I don't know
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which keys you need to press to produce these characters because your keyboard
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is probably different than mine. But the keyboard can tell what you
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need to press. For example, my Finnish keyboard has a key like this:
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![A key on my keyboard.](../images/key.png)
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Here's what the characters on this key mean:
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- I can type a number 7 by pressing this key without holding down other keys
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at the same time.
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- I can type a `/` character by holding down the shift key (on the left edge
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of the keyboard, between Ctrl and CapsLock) and pressing this key.
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- I can type a `{` character by holding down AltGr (on the bottom of the
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keyboard, on the right side of the spacebar) and pressing this key.
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Holding down Ctrl and Alt instead of AltGr may also work.
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The only key that doesn't have anything written on it is spacebar. It's the
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big, wide key that's closest to you. Another key that's used for producing
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whitespace is tab, the key above CapsLock.
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In this tutorial we need to know how to type these characters. We'll learn
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their meanings later.
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