Hi,
I've decided to start compiling programs using a text editor and python
again. I enjoy making what you might call communication toys such as
madlibs. When I did this before, If I remember right, I learned some
coding commands from a web-based tutorial, if not another source. I
tried looking it up again, but I wonder if it still exists. I thought
it was called Learning to Program. So, where do you think is the best
place now to look at an easy-to-read list of commands like Print,
raw-input and arguments, so I can get them perfectly straight again?
Thanks for any input,
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