Well, you can indent any language that i know of, and always has made it more readable
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He means that in Python, indentation is part of the syntax.I-Chan said:Well, you can indent any language that i know of, and always has made it more readable.
actually there were a bunch of books about Python I can take out at the library....now if I can only remember my pin number so I can place a hold on itmikeshoup said:Kirby, I actually suggest you shell out a few bucks and pick up a nice book on Python. The book is an O'Reilly book: "Learning Python", by M. Lutz, D. Ascher, ISBN: 0-596-00281-5
Its a good book for the not-so-experienced programmer.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0596002815/104-2629161-3739135
Well, from the very little I know about Python, although I can be all wrong, it's a web-oriented programming language running on the server side, just like ASP or PHP. You can code and generate dynamic HTML pages (for instance, this forum you're using is almost entirely formed of dinamically-generated pages, but it was written in PHP). If there are other uses to Python, I'm not in the know as of now.ArchIBaLD said:can you give me an example for what can i do with python?
Create a packaging system for a Linux distro; make a solitaire game; or a DDR clone...ArchIBaLD said:can you give me an example for what can i do with python?
No, Python is a full-blown programming language.Death Metal said:Well, from the very little I know about Python, although I can be all wrong, it's a web-oriented programming language running on the server side, just like ASP or PHP. You can code and generate dynamic HTML pages (for instance, this forum you're using is almost entirely formed of dinamically-generated pages, but it was written in PHP). If there are other uses to Python, I'm not in the know as of now.
I myself adore PHP, so I never really felt that curiosity to go fiddling with Python, but you guys sparked a little flame inside me. Guess I'll give some of it a look.
..so I guess it's time to take a look.mikeshoup said:Python's list of builtin functions, and modules, and such, make it so awesome.