If you are just trying to refresh your knowledge python is a self-documenting
language you can do things like the following in the interpreter:
Help (print)
And if you have a class like a random and want to know what is in it. You can
do this at the interpreter:
Import random
Dir(random)
Help (random)
If you need to really re-learn or learn for the real first time. There are
great Epub books you can get from humble bundle. I would suggest you get them
from Bookshare if the formatting was good but it is not. So buying them on the
cheap from humble bundle is the best. Some of the best are:
Crash Course in python they have a 2nd and third edition
Invent Your own Computer games
Automate the boring stuff.
We also have a discord group that you could join to ask questions. If your
interested in that I could post a link to join but since the link don't last I
wait for people to ask.
-----Original Message-----
From: program-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <program-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf
Of Sharon Hooley
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2022 10:44 PM
To: Programming Blind <program-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [program-l] Recommendations wanted for finding coding commands, please.
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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