Python
Python is a general-purpose, very high-level programming language. Its design philosophy emphasizes programmer productivity and code readability.
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Re: Programming tools

: Hi there, : : I have been doing a bit of programming in C# and PHP, as well as : some Python and a wee bit of C++ in visual studio express. It's kind : of nice and it does the trick, except...
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Programming tools

Hi there, I have been doing a bit of programming in C# and PHP, as well as some Python and a wee bit of C++ in visual studio express. It's kind of nice and it does the trick, except that...
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Re: Shall I learn python?

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Re: dynamic form creation

: : If you're gonna do .NET, I suggest C#.NET. It's a MUCH better : : language than VB.NET and you have to re-learn much stuff anyway : : (VB.NET is kinda different to VB)... : : Yeah, I...
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Broken link

prompt can be saved as a script in a .py file (plain text file). These files can be run as programs by double-clicking on them in Windows (Windows associates the .py extension with the Python...
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Re: Getting a files details and PyHandle

print ctime(last_access) Mon Mar 10 12:41:01 2003 : I have tried with the win32file module the getfiletime and type commands but they refer to PyHandle. What is and how does the PyHandle and...
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Getting a files details and PyHandle

I have been working at python and have come across dificulties. I am ok with the very basics and I am using activestates 2.2.2 Python I want the time a file in a windows machine was last accessed...
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: Alright go to http://www.python.org/ and get their compiler. It can save your script and run it. It is just like the one u speficed but its even better IDLE comes with the standard Python...
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Re: I need help with Python equivalent to FORTH "EKEY"

: : I'm having no luck with finding the equivalent Python function that waits for the user to hit a key to execute a procedure. This would be the functional equivalent of the FORTH languge word KEY,...
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Re: I need help with Python equivalent to FORTH "EKEY"

: I'm having no luck with finding the equivalent Python function that waits for the user to hit a key to execute a procedure. This would be the functional equivalent of the FORTH languge word KEY, or...
 

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