Hello Michael,
normally the python console is enough for your first programming steps. You
can use an editor lke notepad++ if you feel more confortable in preparing
programs. You should try to read the whole console window when you run some
code from a tutorial since python writes important output there. So you
should easyly being able to read the contents oft he python console with
your screenreader, because this is needed when tracking down errors. Bea
aware that the contents oft he console (like in aother shells like
powershell or the command prompt) cannot be read by using the arrow keys.
Instead you have to use a virtual cursor or something similar.
I used the tutorials that are brought by the windows python package. I think
they are very accessible and useful.
Heiko
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 7. Oktober 2020 13:01
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Betreff: Python programming
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Hi guys and gals,
Im totally blind and Im considering to start learning the Python
programming language. Current Im using windows 10 v1909.6377 and jaws2020.
Before I start learning programming,can someone kindly give me instructions
how best to prepare myself in terms of the python interpreter accessibility
or shall I start use a text editor such as notepad ++ or edsharp editor. So
how best to proceed so I ensure that I will have the best pleasant
experience. Do you recommend particular blind friendly tutorials of the
python language?
Any information is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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