Chandler choosed Python, arguing that Python is more open source than Java. Apache brought an open source java to the market. Is Python covering so many domains than Java? Would it be possible to code every kind of application with Python? For wich reason would you choose Python for an application development?
It seems that bzip2'ing a file via python isn't quite as simple as I thought it would be. I've looked up the reference for its library in the Python manual, and there doesn't seem to be any tutorials for simply bzipping a file. Would it be better to just call the bzip binary?
Prove Yourself As A Python Coder - Challenge Site
Recently I found a great site for python programmers. You have to find the url for the next level by solving a puzzle that requires Python (most other languages will also do quite well, but it's meant for python). The first levels you could do with some pen and paper or a calculator. But after a few puzzles they start to become more complicated and realy have to do more programming. Tell us how far you have comes. The challenge has 33 levels, but I only beated the first 3. That doesn't
Pagerank Checksum Algo For Python
[url="http://home.zhiwei.li/pagerank/"]google pagerank checksum algorithm in python[/url] Python is the best dynamic language:P
So of late I've become increasingly interested in the whole bitTorrent trend, and I was possibly looking into dabbling in a release of my own... I was wondering if anyone has any experience with Python, and if so, which IDE should I use... I have Emacs (of course), but it's more hackerish than userfriendly, and I'm so noob with python i need to use a p*ssy prog that spoils you with dropdowns and context-sensitive help... Maybe I'm a dreamer, but oh well... Thx in advance...
I have a small application that spawns several threads which produce output that I insert into the database. The output from one thread is an array and I use [code]cursor.executemany[/code]. In the beginning I was always getting the mysql error [quote]lock time exceeded try to restart the transaction[/quote]...I managed to resolve this issue - partially it was coming from IDLE editor and the open python shell - seems they were not unlocking the tables while open - so in order for my code to ru
I was wondering if anyone on here has used python. I want to create a program to handle some stuff in my table top RPGs, and that language was suggested to me as a good combination of speed and ease of learning. What do people on here think? Have any of you used python before? if so, what is a good IDE for mac, if you know?
Overall idea about this topic was inspired by my childrens. Some time ago I started to teach them programming. As a base language I choose Python. So the next step was an attractive subject to program examples and exercises . I create some "robot" program. There is nothing new in it: yet another logo-style game. (See attacments) The "robot" is actually lorry which moves at squire cells, concrete or ground and can't move through walls. It understands commands like "fo
Some time ago i was asked to program device, connected to PC parallel port. Main program was written in python. First of all i found nice C library which perform the task: [url="http://parapin.sourceforge.net/"]parapin[/url]. Building and installation is straightforward, so i don't stop on this. Then i start to build python wrapper. With SWIG its easy. First create file [b]parapin.i[/b], here is head of it: [quote]%module parapin %{ #include <parapin.h> %} int pin_init_user(int lp_bas
[python]got A Problem In My Little Program
I am a newbie in Python. After read some parts of 《OReilly - ProgrammingPython2ndEd.chm》, I try to write a small problem as following. But it is no reaction when I press the button. Does anyone can tell me why? [code]from Tkinter import * # get widget classes class Inputer(Frame): # subclass our GUI def __init__(self, parent=None): # constructor method Frame.__init__(self, parent) self.pack() ent = Entry(self)
Python for Series 60 brings the Python programming language to the Series 60 Platform. With Python for Series 60 installed, developers can write Series 60 applications in Python, or embed the Python interpreter into Symbian C++ applications for the platform. Python for Series 60 is based on Python 2.2.2; However, in addition to supporting many of the Python Standard Library modules, Python for Series 60 includes a number of Platform-specific modules for access to native GUI widgets, Bluetooth a
Hi everyone , I program python since one month , and I have trouble with indentation with .... - Blocks with more than 1 conditions - Blocks with lists - And with caracters " strings " I'd like you to give me some examples if possible and explane me the bases of indentation. I need to know it if I want to progress. Thanks Mathieu_021
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