Writing code with Python
Python is fun!
I have done my share of tinkering with writing code over the years. I've never done it to the point of becoming a serious application developer.
In the early years I created batch files (filename.bat) on DOS operating systems, created simple shell scripts on Linux machines (filename.sh) and even compiled a simple application using GCC with Linux.
Writing and editing style sheets, CSS, for web pages etc. have been something that has amused me over the years as well. PHP, the very widely used language of the Internet has and still does intrigue me.
The reason for this article or blog post though is in regards to the writing code with Python.
Up until recently, I have never before tried to see what is happening with Python.
I recently, found and have been following the teachings of Zed A. Shaw from his online book "LEARN PYTHON THE HARD WAY". You can check it out by clicking up the link to it:
http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/
There is a copy of his book available for purchase as well on Amazon and I plan on purchasing a copy of it.
It is a new and refreshing experience for me. If you want to learn or enjoy writing code, check it out.
Cheers
I have done my share of tinkering with writing code over the years. I've never done it to the point of becoming a serious application developer.
In the early years I created batch files (filename.bat) on DOS operating systems, created simple shell scripts on Linux machines (filename.sh) and even compiled a simple application using GCC with Linux.
Writing and editing style sheets, CSS, for web pages etc. have been something that has amused me over the years as well. PHP, the very widely used language of the Internet has and still does intrigue me.
The reason for this article or blog post though is in regards to the writing code with Python.
Up until recently, I have never before tried to see what is happening with Python.
I recently, found and have been following the teachings of Zed A. Shaw from his online book "LEARN PYTHON THE HARD WAY". You can check it out by clicking up the link to it:
http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/
There is a copy of his book available for purchase as well on Amazon and I plan on purchasing a copy of it.
It is a new and refreshing experience for me. If you want to learn or enjoy writing code, check it out.
Cheers
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