Well, what they said
but he should really also go for C... not C++. It really is like a portable assembler, and learning how that flies will help him tremendously.
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My assumption
Was that any instruction with C/C++ would start with C and build on from there to the full glory that is C++.
Regards,
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Speaking of Python... ;-)
Are you still using Python 2.x? I'm still on 2.x as I'm still trying to come up to speed on wxPython and it hasn't been ported to Python 3 yet. Python 3.x supposedly is cleaner, but I haven't looked at it yet.
If one were starting from scratch with Python, I assume it would still be safer to stay with 2.x because of all of the libraries which haven't been ported yet. Thoughts? Thanks. Cheers, Scott. |
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I still use 2.x
A good summary: http://wiki.python.o.../Python2orPython3
The main point: write your 2.x code as if you were running in 3, and moving to 3 in the future will be relatively painless. Regards,
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