If you would like to learn Python, Foothill College in
Los Altos Hills California is offering a course
starting this Wednesday evening, 26 Sept. The course
is designed for students who are already familiar with
some type of programming. Here is the course
description:
CIS 68K INTRODUCTION TO
*sigh* Perhaps when I start grad school I'll be in a position to use
my
favored language...until then I guess .NET wins.
Have you tried IronPython?
Python for .NET...
Alan G.
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If you would like to learn Python, Foothill College in
Los Altos Hills, CA is offering a course starting
Mon. evening, 25 Sept. The course is designed for
students who are already familiar with some type of
programming. Here is the course description:
CIS 68K INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON PROGRAMMING
Elaine wrote:
If you would like to learn Python, Foothill College in
Los Altos Hills, CA is offering a course starting
Mon. evening, 25 Sept. The course is designed for
students who are already familiar with some type of
programming. Here is the course description:
CIS 68K INTRODUCTION TO
I'll have to second that...my school is wrapped up with Java, C#, and
Scheme. Python has all about ruined me for programming in other
languages, and I really wish Python was taught/allowed at my school.
I'm currently working on a team for CSC 480 (Senior Project - Design
Phase) and we're forced
Foothill is a community college (2-year college), and
CIS is computer information systems. I always teach
the fundamentals like how to write efficient,
modifiable and documented software. This is an
introductory course, so we won't be covering data
structures and algorithms. We will cover files,
