Re: [Tutor] Need some info

2010-04-21 Thread Alan Gauld


Marco Rompré marcodrom...@gmail.com wrote


Hi! in my programming course at university, I need to create a python model
with 2 concepts in a one towards many relation  each of them  having 2-3
properties.


Are you allowed to use a relational database as part of the solution?
That would simplify things because managing relationships is pretty
much what they do... If you have to do it from scratch using Python
only then it a much more challenging task.

How much Python do you know?
How much of any programming language do you know?
How much about relational algebra do you know?


Also, I need to create an application with screens to add, modify, and
delete the data of the model.


This is the easy bit. Either using web or windows techniques.
Which OS are you using?


Can someone know where I can find the information that would help me to
successfully complete my assignment


For the theory asp[ect Wikipedia is a good start.
For Python try both python.org and Activestate.com

HTH,

--
Alan Gauld
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/ 



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Re: [Tutor] Need some info

2010-04-20 Thread Wayne Werner
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 9:37 PM, Marco Rompré marcodrom...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hi! in my programming course at university, I need to create a python model
 with 2 concepts in a one towards many relation  each of them  having 2-3
 properties.

 Also, I need to create an application with screens to add, modify, and
 delete the data of the model.

 Can someone know where I can find the information that would help me to
 successfully complete my assignment


Check with 1) Your professor/course materials 2) Documentation at python.org

And if all else fails, you can ask here if you post 1) Where you are so far
2) What you're doing that you think should work 3) What python tells you is
the problem, and any other sundry details.

Obviously we don't do homework here, but we're more than happy to help those
who get stuck on a problem.

HTH,
Wayne
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