Re: Some Python Questions
I agree with Hektor.
If you intend to write code and don't feel like rewriting, trying to recover deleted files and otherwise dealing with code that you didn't back up, then you need a version control system. I recommend git. As mentioned above you probably have a while to go before this will mean anything to you, but when it does I think you'll be glad of the advice.
Also, deleting or otherwise messing up your code probably sounds like something you would never do and that you could easily recover from if you had backups, but there will come a time (whether a month or a year) when it will happen to you.
The backup will be out-of-date or won't exist at all, the file will accidentally get deleted when you selected one-two-many directories when cleaning up your disk, someone will delete files in a shared dropbox folder and you don't want to / can't use the web interface to pull out an old version... Something will happen. Something versi
on control could've saved you from.
Hope the small rant will be helpful in the future .
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