Re: I want to lirn pithon but pithon doesn't want me to do so
I am just going to point out that you're beginning to give the impression that you're not trying very hard to handle things on your own. I would spend some time learning to Google. I would also spend some time reading the official Python reference documentation, for example the descriptions of all the built-in types or the list of the built-in functions. There are literally more resources on Python than I could read in the next 10 years if all I did was read Python resources every day. Tons of books that start from the perspective of someone who has never programmed in their life. Tons of things you can find with a quick Google on good code design. It's understandable if you have specific questions for a game or something, but going back and forth here on things like basic list operations and how the import statement works is making it somewhat evident that you're trying to find specific answers to specific questions that you're facing right now rather than developing an overall understanding. Perhaps, in future, come to us with a Google resource that you found and explain why it confused you or something to that effect.
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