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RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - 3r3bus - 05-10-2013

(05-10-2013, 12:39 PM)MrGeek Wrote:
(05-10-2013, 08:37 AM)3r3bu$ Wrote:
(05-10-2013, 07:40 AM)MrGeek Wrote: Thanks bro . I do this for this community Smile
Not a problem. Next time, quote me or mention me if you're replying to me (lots of me's used there). This way I can reply quickly and also will be notified someone was talking in reply to me.

Cheers mate.

Sure bro, now I aware of the noti-bar when someone quoted me.
Thanks Smile
Not a problem, hope to see you round HC mate.

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - 3r3bus - 05-10-2013

(05-10-2013, 12:39 PM)MrGeek Wrote:
(05-10-2013, 08:37 AM)3r3bu$ Wrote:
(05-10-2013, 07:40 AM)MrGeek Wrote: Thanks bro . I do this for this community Smile
Not a problem. Next time, quote me or mention me if you're replying to me (lots of me's used there). This way I can reply quickly and also will be notified someone was talking in reply to me.

Cheers mate.

Sure bro, now I aware of the noti-bar when someone quoted me.
Thanks Smile
Not a problem, hope to see you round HC mate.

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - ArkPhaze - 05-12-2013

What's with the "0x0"s in your thread? At first I thought they were for references to the part of your thread in case this links reference got big enough (even though this would also require a table of contents to be made effective). Not bad though... Smile

Personally I just like using IDLE. Or SublimeText2... No need for a built in backscratcher for a Python IDE really...

Good thread Smile

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - MrGeek - 05-12-2013

(05-12-2013, 03:13 AM)ArkPhaze Wrote: What's with the "0x0"s in your thread? At first I thought they were for references to the part of your thread in case this links reference got big enough (even though this would also require a table of contents to be made effective). Not bad though... Smile

Personally I just like using IDLE. Or SublimeText2... No need for a built in backscratcher for a Python IDE really...

Good thread Smile

Thanks for your +ive reply Smile bro

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - Mr.No0b - 05-16-2013

Good Resources br0 Biggrin also i start leaning python Biggrin Biggrin

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - Mr.No0b - 05-16-2013

Good Resources br0 Biggrin also i start leaning python Biggrin Biggrin

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - MrGeek - 05-16-2013

(05-16-2013, 03:00 PM)Mr.No0b Wrote: Good Resources br0 Biggrin also i start leaning python Biggrin Biggrin

Thanks bro Smile
Glad you like it

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - MrGeek - 05-16-2013

(05-16-2013, 03:00 PM)Mr.No0b Wrote: Good Resources br0 Biggrin also i start leaning python Biggrin Biggrin

Thanks bro Smile
Glad you like it

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - RogueCoder - 05-16-2013

http://repl.it/ and http://labs.codecademy.com/ is two good places to try out your code online. They are both using the same system, and also offers a few other languages as well.. They have an editor for writing whole scripts, and a console for output, and one-liners

RE: (Bookmark) Python Resources - RogueCoder - 05-16-2013

http://repl.it/ and http://labs.codecademy.com/ is two good places to try out your code online. They are both using the same system, and also offers a few other languages as well.. They have an editor for writing whole scripts, and a console for output, and one-liners