To install python on linux, type:
Code:
sudo apt-get install python2.6
Then you install the Python IDLE:
Code:
sudo apt-get install idle-python2.6
You can search for modules here:
http://docs.python.org/library/
Or you can use it as a alternate source of information.
I hope this helped.
Wouldnt work real well if it was Mandriva now would it
More like su then pass then urpmi python2.6
But just being a prick because there is not much happening today here.
lol Don't worry Damnik, Im here now...
Nice list Аноним Интерфейс, I'm past that step but it's still good to look up things... ;)
Thanks for sharing....
(02-07-2010, 05:29 AM)Master of The Universe Wrote: [ -> ]lol Don't worry Damnik, Im here now...
Nice list Аноним Интерфейс, I'm past that step but it's still good to look up things... ;)
Thanks for sharing....
Yeah, kind of figured most of the leet coders [cough] [cough], would be past this point... it's mostly for beginners, thus "Getting started with Python"
DAMINK,
If there is another way to install python on a different OS, I'll add it to the tutorial.
Nice. I'd use it, but I'm learning C/PHP.
Nice though. If I ever decide to learn Python, this'll help.
(02-07-2010, 07:55 AM)Аноним Интерфейс Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, kind of figured most of the leet coders [cough] [cough], would be past this point... it's mostly for beginners, thus "Getting started with Python"
DAMINK,
If there is another way to install python on a different OS, I'll add it to the tutorial.
Well most linux distro's come with it built in and on Windows it's as simple as clicking an 'exe', I'm not really sure about macs though. You can show how to do it with yum although I think it's the same thing.
Are those your videos BTW because I watched every one about a week ago.
(02-13-2010, 03:16 PM)J4M13 Wrote: [ -> ]Are those your videos BTW because I watched every one about a week ago.
Naw, but he's really good with teaching coding.
Thanks for the share, first 2 links are the same.