[Doc] Add more links between tutorials and examples

Resolves Cantera/cantera-website#103
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Ray Speth
2024-06-25 17:42:07 -04:00
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all examples covering a particular topic, regardless of programming language, select
from the {ref}`list of example tags <tagoverview>`.
```{seealso}
If you're just getting started with Cantera, see our [](/userguide/python-tutorial) for
an introduction to the Cantera Python interface, or the
[C++ Tutorial](/userguide/cxx-tutorial) for some guidance on using Cantera's C++
interface.
```
## Python Examples
````{grid} 2 2 2 3
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Congratulations! You have finished the Cantera Python tutorial. You should now be ready
to begin using Cantera on your own. Please see additional sections of the [Cantera User
Guide](/userguide/index) for assistance with intermediate and advanced Cantera
functionality. Good luck!
functionality. You can also take a look at our [Example Gallery](/examples/python/index)
for ideas on how you can use Cantera. Here are a few examples that may be of particular
interest:
* [](/userguide/flame-temperature)
* [](/userguide/heating-value)
* [](/examples/python/thermo/equations_of_state)
* [](/examples/python/kinetics/lithium_ion_battery)
* [](/examples/python/reactors/continuous_reactor)
* [](/examples/python/reactors/NonIdealShockTube)
* [](/examples/python/onedim/flamespeed_sensitivity)
* [](/examples/python/onedim/premixed_counterflow_twin_flame)
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C++ Examples
============
.. seealso::
For some guidance getting started with the Cantera C++ interface, please see the
:doc:`C++ Tutorial </userguide/cxx-tutorial>`.
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To find examples covering a specific topic, see the
:ref:`index of example tags <tagoverview>`.
If you're just getting started with Cantera, see our
:doc:`/userguide/python-tutorial` for an introduction to the Cantera Python interface.