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Why Switch to Python?
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Why Switch to Python?


About Python
  • very clear, readable syntax
  • strong introspection capabilities
  • intuitive object orientation
  • natural expression of procedural code
  • full modularity, supporting hierarchical packages
  • exception-based error handling
  • very high level dynamic data types
  • extensive standard libraries and third party modules for virtually every task
  • extensions and modules easily written in C, C++ (or Java for Jython, or .NET languages for IronPython)
  • embeddable within applications as a scripting interface

Why switch from Visual Basic?
  • Runs on multiple operating systems
  • Better syntax
  • More powerful
  • Doesn't waste time creating GUI


Why Switch from C++?
  • Python has simpler syntax
  • What takes you a hour to make in python, can take you days to make in c++
  • Does not need to be compiled

How Do I Make the Switch?
  • Download Python 2.6 here
  • Follow the tutorial here
  • If your switching from Visual Basic, try vb2py

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#2
You dont know the meaning of most of those words nevets lol
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Terrorcore, unleash, extermination
Hyper real, cold blood, determination
fudge them, I like this sensation
Incredible, I from the annihilation
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#3
(11-08-2009, 07:42 PM)Fallen Wrote: You dont know the meaning of most of those words nevets lol

In the about section that I took from python.org/about, I had to look up a lot of words Big Grin
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#4
Yes ok, that's nice.
But as much as Python is running on every system, most beginners have problems of making an .exe for win with py2exe and without that a user needs python installed in order to run it.
Overall this are nice words.
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(11-08-2009, 07:46 PM)Master of The Universe Wrote: Yes ok, that's nice.
But as much as Python is running on every system, most beginners have problems of making an .exe for win with py2exe and without that a user needs python installed in order to run it.
Overall this are nice words.

When I said it can run a most os's, I didn't mean after compiling it, I just meant that most os's can run python scripts, because most os's are able to install python.
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#6
GUI2exe makes Python *compiling quite easy

*There is no such thing as compiling python files in the since of making a pure PE file out of a Python script alone. Py2exe and similar applications wrap a python script around the binary and necessary modules etc
[Image: nv70ad.png]
Terrorcore, unleash, extermination
Hyper real, cold blood, determination
fudge them, I like this sensation
Incredible, I from the annihilation
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