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Beginner/Intermediate Python lessons! - DeLiiRiuM - Aug 14, 2017
Hello guys, as the title says I will be teaching beginner and intermediate python 2.7. My teaching structure will be pretty basic. We will start by setting up python and configuring the environment variable. Next we will go over some of the basic building blocks within a python script and you will learn how to write your own. I'll show you a few of my tricks and techniques and hopefully you will develop your own. Once I feel you're ready to move on I can start teaching you some more advanced things. I am only willing to teach people over a video chat, unless you already have a decent understanding of python. Anything else is just to much of a hassle. These lessons will be free so if
you're interested feel free to shoot me a pm 🤝
* - koolkid - Aug 15, 2017
(Aug 14, 2017 07:48 PM)DeLiiRiuM Wrote: Hello guys, as the title says I will be teaching beginner and intermediate python 2.7. My teaching structure will be pretty basic. We will start by setting up python and configuring the environment variable. Next we will go over some of the basic building blocks within a python script and you will learn how to write your own. I'll show you a few of my tricks and techniques and hopefully you will develop your own. Once I feel you're ready to move on I can start teaching you some more advanced things. I am only willing to teach people over a video chat, unless you already have a decent understanding of python. Anything else is just to much of a hassle. These lessons will be free so if
you're interested feel free to shoot me a pm 🤝
why not teach python 3 seeing that 2.7 will soon be in the past ?
* - DeLiiRiuM - Aug 15, 2017
(Aug 15, 2017 05:15 AM)koolkid Wrote: why not teach python 3 seeing that 2.7 will soon be in the past ?
I feel like python 2.7 has better modules, will probably teach both since they both have their own pros and cons
* - Ensky - Aug 15, 2017
(Aug 15, 2017 06:47 AM)DeLiiRiuM Wrote: I feel like python 2.7 has better modules, will probably teach both since they both have their own pros and cons
That's because Python 2 is older, if more people used Python 3, those modules will likely be re-made / updated.