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Add link to more info on cmd vs interpreter vs editor

I'm hoping to use this tutorial for a beginners' session but have found that beginners often struggle with the difference between command-line, interpreter, and files. Link to the djangogirls tutorial, which is the best resource i know on the subject.

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`269`	`269`	--- rather use more appropriate names such as :file:`square.py` or
`270`	`270`	:file:`rectangle.py`. Otherwise, whenever you refer to ``turtle``, Python
`271`	`271`	`will pick up your file instead of the standard Python turtle module.`
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	`274`	`+Too fast? More information here`
	`275`	`+--------------------------------`
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	`277`	`+Was that whirlwind intro to the command line, the python interpreter, and`
	`278`	`+saving files, a little quick? Are you left feeling a little unsure about what's`
	`279`	`+what? Check out the first few introductory sections of the djangogirls`
	`280`	`+tutorial for an overview at a more gentle pace:`
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	`282`	`+http://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/intro_to_command_line/`

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