On Apr 6, 2007, at 7:15 PM, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
> I have not gotten into Python yet, but I do have an interest in
> learning what
> there is to be learned. Are you interested in being my third mentor
> and teach me
> Python? I am up to the task if you are... ;)
I can certainly help, as can the folks on the ProPython list, which
is another of the lists I host here. http://leafe.com/mailman/
listinfo/propython.
Python is a very straightforward, easy to read language. The best
advice would be to start going through the tutorials on http://
python.org, and ask questions when you run into something that isn't
clear.
Also, the Rochester Python User Group meets every 2nd Thursday at
RIT from 7pm - 9pm+. Since you're probably off from school next week,
I'd be happy to chauffeur you to and from the meeting. Maybe we can
even drag Gil along!
> It's not my fault that my parents taught me manners!
Well, that's fine. But part of manners is knowing when to be formal
and when to be informal. We're a very informal bunch here, and unless
you tell us, we have no way of knowing if you're a young kid, a
distinguished professor, or a canary that pecks really well on a
keyboard. Remember, on the Internet no one knows you're Canadian, eh?
-- Ed Leafe
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