Tried downloading but can't get past the checkout page.
Same for me!
Aw man... I got my copy. If possible I could help I don't want to break forum rules?
Looks like its no longer free.
You could help by writing python 3 examples and teach the community :D @spacecat is already doing it by randomly dropping Python code everywhere.
I didn't think there was much interest in it so I never did it in the past. I'll surely do it now !
Only do it if you want to. I think everyone here appreciate some form of coding and i think Python is easy way to appreciate Linux the most and soo far i know its easiest and best language to start with (maybe i am wrong these days).
I thought about it months ago, but the Code section here was a snooze fest a while back. I don't mind doing it and hopefully can start some collaborating !
here are some tutorials I made along time ago.
Best if you want some exposure to start a new topic on it and just slam the playlist in it :p
If your talking about the videos I posted I dont even have access to that account anymore and I lost the password and I dont plan on making it grow anytime soon.
cool, There are actually a bunch of YouTube Python tutorials, I learned a lot from people like Sentdex, DrapsTV, The New Boston, Chris Schafer, Chuck Severance. Very helpful.
ah. That bad. I learned Python by trial and error and reading manuals and then later you discover somebody who is better and then you learn from his style.
Tho i sometimes hate Python. I still haven't figured out why some IDE's convert TABS into 4/5 SPACE's, but its annoying. When you need to work with different IDE's.
I like using text editors because they have more freedom. I dont like Python because its too picky with the spacing. I much prefer C and C++ because they have the most freedom in languages.
Look into RUST...
I like the picky part. Its forces you to keep it clean. I think giving code the proper level it deserves is a must. I myself tend to forget it when i am in a rush and then later i am like wtf how did this work.
There is always Flake8 for those who can't seem to keep spacing syntax in order...
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