Linux Python -- Anyone know it?

[DJJama]

Hi all.

I am just doing a project and it has to be done in python.
I know the basics of the language, I do prefer c++/c# but it must be python.

I have a couple of questions if anyone is good at it.
Would be much appreciated.

Jama

 

[Leeagt]

Hi all.

I am just doing a project and it has to be done in python.
I know the basics of the language, I do prefer c++/c# but it must be python.

I have a couple of questions if anyone is good at it.
Would be much appreciated.

Jama

Try here mate. i've just started trying to learn it. Good starting point

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[VectorZ]

Try these mate - i've been trying to get around to making a start on them for a few weeks now

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[hudsoft]

Respect gentlemen

Sorry if this is classified as a highjack but I too would like to learn Python.

For me the idea of been thrown in to a room with a load of book and magazines has never been a great way to start on a journey
Do not get me wrong especially the mages as a starting point very useful, I intend to read a lot.

What I am trying to say is, are there different dialects or branches is there a particular flavour that is used in say Enigma 1 or 2 or to a particular processer or box?

Bullet points are what I need please put me on the right road tell me what transport I need and I’m away.


Thank you peps
hudsoft

 

[marra]

nice one with the link mate ive been looking for some good tuts myself i started learning it a while back and left it due to a course a was on.

Edit: here's another good place to start Link it seems to be recommended by a lot of programmers if i remember right.

 

[hillytops]

there is python bindings for xapian PyPi the python package index c+c+