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[saeras]

This is part 0 or prelude of a series of python tutorials I've been planning to write. These tutorials won't have any special learning order, rather they will cover random parts of python. So you may read these tutorials in whichever order you like. These tutorials will also be a way for myself to make sure i haven't gotten anything wrong so I will be counting on you (the reader) to correct me if I'm wrong on anything.

A few words about myself: I'm 19 years old and live in Sweden. I've been planning on joining an university after the summer, But as for now I don't have anything special to do. I've been learning python for a while now and I'm yet to regret learning it. Seeing how i live in Sweden, English is a secondary language for me so please excuse me for any grammatical errors.

Links:
Python Programming Language -- Official Website
News pygame - python game development
python doc (very useful link)
(I will put in more links here if i add something thats not part of pythons standard library or just interesting links that you might want to check out.)

Index:
Part 1 - getting started and first program
Part 2 - syntax and variables
part 3 - lists, dictionaries and tuples
part 4 - a look at functions
(I will fill this part with a link and name of the tutorial as i write more)

That's all for now stay safe everyone.

Edited by saeras, 17 February 2010 - 03:42 PM.

[James.H]

Hopefully you can add more very soon as it will be nice to start learning this language and this much I pretty knew already :P

[exicute]

Can't wait to see what you make. ;D However, if it not too much to ask, could you make a tut explaining how to make a basic python program (Perhaps one that just prints "Hello World") and what compliers and programs you need to do it. I always get hung up on that sort of stuff.

[saeras]

Got two new parts up that are just waiting for an admins approval. *hint hint*

[Root23]

exicute said:

Can't wait to see what you make. ;D However, if it not too much to ask, could you make a tut explaining how to make a basic python program (Perhaps one that just prints "Hello World") and what compliers and programs you need to do it. I always get hung up on that sort of stuff.

The only thing you'll need for that is Python. No compiler needed. I created a simple "Hello World" tutorial. It should appear once the powers that be approve it.

Edited by Root23, 18 February 2010 - 04:27 PM.

[Unit]

Very usefull tuts. Thank you. :)

(Grymt!)

[Sky]

+rep

[h1t4k3]

usefull tutz :D

[isuru]

Great!!! Looking forward for your tutorials and checking those you done so far.