Sometimes I have also some - or more - problems trying digesting python
and feeling totally blocked.
My programming experience (beginning at the card-reader aera)
main-frame, mini and micro :
Bit / Byte / Word system-programming via switch-console followed by
Assembler and commercial
software using Basic, Cobol, Pascal and SQL.
Mnemonic programming-language - in my understanding - can only be
consisting of expressions near the
human language. The best example for writing non-system-programms are
Basic and SQL.
Why should I waste time in learning a language like Java (or more
positive: python) ?
Nevertheless this Tutor Digest is most helpful, the number of questions
/ problems show
some more people are looking for a mnemonic-language which should
cross-compile to something
with multiplatform-capability like Java.
Please let me know, if I am entirely wrong.
Klaus Ramelow
Betreff:
[Tutor] [OT] some jobs are just too big for Python
Von:
Terry Carroll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum:
Fri, 8 Sep 2006 15:15:10 -0700 (PDT)
An:
tutor@python.org
An:
tutor@python.org
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,20372915-5006003,00.html
Summary: A python (the actual snake) ate an entire pregnant sheep in
Malaysia; and was unable to even move afterwards.
The story above includes an impressive if somewhat disturbing photo.
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