>Welcome to the world of software development. GUIs like Windows are great for
>doing simple things but they can't compete with >command line tools for doing
>powerful things quickly. So pretty much every programmer has to get used to
>using the command line >sooner or later.
>If you are not used to using the Windowsc CMD program there are several short
>tutorials available to help you get started.
so CMD has features like linux when you can download/install/build files from
the command line? i didnt think this was possible
>easy install is a toolset for making the installation of Python modules easy.
>Again there are tutorials/manual pages available and the >first time you use
>it you may want to read one of those.
on a google search for easy install, easy install python was auto completed. Is
this what im after or is it easy install windows?
>It sounds to me like finding a new tutorial that takes a slower pace might be
>your best option here. Do you know what you are trying >to >learn
>specifically? Or is it just the next topic in the tutorial? Do you have a
>specific need to use SQL Alchemy? If not maybe you >can >just jump over a
>chapter tor two...
i want to learn about how to use databases and this specific chapter is meant
to introduce its readers to options available (not just SQLAlchemy). It's
already at a beginner's level so i might run into the same problems else where.
i will look for some easy install tutorials
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