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README.md

1## libCEED Python Examples
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3These examples are written using libCEED's Python interface.
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5### Tutorials
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7These Jupyter notebooks explore the concepts of the libCEED API, including how to install the Python interface and the usage of each API object, with interactive examples.
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9### Basic Examples
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11The basic libCEED C examples in the folder `/examples/ceed` are also available as Python examples.
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13To build the QFunctions into a shared library that the Python examples use, run
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15```bash
16make setup
17```
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19To execute the examples, run:
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21```
22python ex1_volume.py
23```
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25A full list of command-line arguments are shown by adding the command-line argument "--help".
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