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<h3>Examples and Tutorials</h3>
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PyKDE4 includes examples, samples and tutorials.
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<li><b>Samples</b> - are short programs that demonstrate the use one or a small number of
classes or widgets</li>
<li><b>Examples</b> - are longer programs than samples; they usually demonstrate how classes or
widgets might actually be used in small but complete application.</li>
<li><b>Tutorials</b> - usually show the sequential development of a program or programming feature,
and include more explanatory text than samples or examples</li>
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<p>Samples, examples and tutorials are located under the same parent directory as the HTML PyKDE4
documentation (usually /usr/share/doc/packages/PyKDE) and are installed as read-only/owned by root.
To experiment with the code in samples, examples or tutorials, you should copy the file you're
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The <b>pykdedocs</b> viewer that ships with PyKDE4 will let you run sample, example or tutorial
programs, view source code and view documentation all within a single convenient framework. <b>pykdedocs</b>
will also let you save a local (writeable) copy so that you can modify the example code without damaging
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PyKDE4 was installed.
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