On 27-Sep-06, at 6:24 PM, kirby urner wrote:
Question:
The PEP on the 2.5 release schedule (2.5 Final already reached),
claims PEP 309 was somewhere implemented -- some way to curry
functions with partial. Anyone know where it is. Our own edu-sig's
Scott...
On 9/28/06, Dethe Elza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the best ways to get up to speed quickly with the new features
in a new version of Python is with Andrew Kuchling's What's New
article in the standard documentation.
Yes. Python.org is such a well organized site, I encourage people to
Here's a case where I was able to weave Python into math class a little
unexpectedly -
The other day students were confused by why we subtract h in y = f(x - h) when
we translate f horizontally h units. So I fired up Python and did a shell
session with them. Here is something similar to what
This is the beauty of the Python shell - a math student doesn't have to know
any Python
syntax to be able to follow this. They can just see it as active Algebra.
Yes, exactly: Pythonic Algebra is naturally self-teaching, plus you
can do it without some adult standing over you, watching you
Question:
The PEP on the 2.5 release schedule (2.5 Final already reached),
claims PEP 309 was somewhere implemented -- some way to curry
functions with partial. Anyone know where it is. Our own edu-sig's
Scott...
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0356/
Oh wait, I just found it:
import
