ah, alright.
I did check out that Learn Python the hard way site that one person
recommended.
my concern is just finding some form of a program that is accessible with
VoiceOver.
Chuck
On Feb 16, 2017, at 10:42 PM, Tom Fowle <wa6ivgtf@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
chuck,
Rather than me re-inventing python badly, I am pretty much a beginner too,
just find any tutorial that seems accessible and go for it.Much of what i've
said will be restated in more detail in the first lessons.
Tom Fowle
On Thu, Feb 16, 2017 at 10:20:53PM -0600, chuck winstead wrote:
it???s not. You told me some things i did not??? know.===========================================================
My Professor I had for my computer science class just wouldn???t explain
things to me at all. He just showed stuff on the white board. So To be
completely honest. I???m pretty new to python even though I had a class over
Python.
If you???re able to send me some information. I???d gladly appreciate
learning more over Python.
Chuck
On Feb 16, 2017, at 9:56 PM, Tom Fowle <wa6ivgtf@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Chuck
The "compiler" that comes with python can be run in two modes;
1. Interpreter mode where you enter by typing
python
and get a prompt whereafter you enter lines of code one at a time when they
are run as entered or you get any error messages.
It's all text and help is available, but it's hard, at least I find it so,
to go correct errors or make changes on previous lines, and it's also hard
to save your work.
The other mode may be called "compiled" mode but it merely means you write
your python in a plain text file and put that file name on the command line
python filename.py
whereupon it runs the entire script or stops with errors.
I wouldn't call that "compiler" mode, more like run script mode or
something.
That's probably telling you what you already know.
I asume you also know that the C compiler
gcc
is also available in any standard linux distribution if you're more
comfortable in C.
Hope this isn't all restating the obvious.
Tom Fowle
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