Chapter 1 is a fairly easy read that introduces what Python scripting is and some things that be done with the scripting language. There is some programming terminology but you are given most of the definitions for these terms right Continue Reading
So the first thing I did was buy Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro by Paul A. Zandbergen off of Amazon. It arrived within a couple of days and I was able to start reading chapter one. After reading chapters 1 Continue Reading
Mack Wade Chapter 3: Geoprocessing in ArcGIS Pro This chapter was pretty easy to follow along to. I had never used modelbuilder before so that was interesting. Batch Mode: Batch mode is a network round trip-reduction feature that, as its Continue Reading
Mack Wade Chapter 2: Working with Python Editors Notes This chapter wasn’t too hard to follow along to. I’m pretty familiar with Pro and some of the terms used. I only followed along with the Python window in Pro. Key Continue Reading
Mack Wade Chapter 1: Introducing Python Notes Python is a free + open source software (FOSS) Programming is building elements from scratch Scripting is the glue that allows elements to work together Python is both a scripting and programming Continue Reading
Chapter 4 Notes: This was an amazing review for me, essentially a complete introduction to python and its syntax and how to use it. This was genuinely the best python tutorial that I have read just because of how concise Continue Reading
Chapter 3 Notes: Types of tools, batch processing. Model tools vs script tools, how to automate workflows. Dynamic naming for batch processing %Name%. Took me about 40 minutes to read thoroughly. Chapter review questions: Describe some of the general Continue Reading
Chapter 2 Notes: The autocomplete feature allows you to not need to memorize all function/statement diction and their uses. Explains different IDEs and their uses. How to use the python window in Arc. Explains which tools are used with the Continue Reading
Chapter 1 Notes: Python is an interpreted language that is easy to understand and has a simple syntax. Python 3 is the latest version of python that is used with ArcGIS Pro. This chapter was a relatively easy read and Continue Reading
More trouble, no doubt: but the course blog is basically done.