This message was passed to me by one of the Dutch Perl Mongers.
It makes me wonder: does Python have an integrated editor system that
only allows correct code to be written?
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PYTHON: NOT A SNAKE BUT USEFUL OO SOFTWARE
http://www.briefme.com/a/article.cgi?id=21122&uid=339736
Are you wondering "What's the heck is this Python I'm seeing all over
the programming magazines?" Python is an OO software, which is freely
downloadable. It has the features of Awk, Perl and Java, and has full
compatibility with Java, C, and C++. The edit-test-debug cycle in
Python is very fast because there is no compilation step. This is
because the editor doesn't allow a wrong code to be written, as it
would throw an exception. This makes life very easy for programmers.
Python.org contains an introduction, downloadable software and
documentation, tutorials, books on Python, newsgroup information and
FAQs. Go to this site to get the squeeze on python.
Anand Sunil, http://www.briefme.com/e/anand2514.html
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-- Johan
