Step into the world of programming with this introductory Python class! Designed for beginners aged 13-18, this one-hour session will guide you through setting up your development environment and writing your first Python script. We'll go beyond "Hello, World!" and create a simple, interactive Number Guessing Game to get you excited about coding.

What You’ll Learn:

•	Setting Up: Learn how to install Python and set up a development environment using an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) like Thonny or PyCharm.
•	Basic Syntax: Understand the basics of Python syntax, including variables, data types, and simple input/output operations.
•	Your First Script: Write an interactive Number Guessing Game where the computer picks a random number and the player has to guess it. This will introduce concepts like loops, conditionals, and handling user input.

Class Structure:

•	Introduction (5 minutes): Meet your instructor and get an overview of what you’ll learn.
•	Environment Setup (15 minutes): Step-by-step guidance on installing Python and setting up your IDE.
•	Basic Syntax and Concepts (10 minutes): Introduction to variables, data types, and basic input/output in Python.
•	Number Guessing Game (25 minutes): Live coding session where students will follow along to create a simple Number Guessing Game. We’ll cover how to generate random numbers, take user input, and use loops and conditionals to control the game flow.
•	Q&A and Wrap-Up (5 minutes): Address any questions, recap key points, and discuss resources for further learning.

Materials Needed:

•	A computer with internet access
•	Python installed (we’ll cover this in class, but it’s helpful to have it pre-installed if possible)
•	A text editor or IDE (Thonny, PyCharm, or similar)