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Monday, June 14, 2010

Important Life Skills... Like Programming In Python.



Since being able to program in Python should be regarded as a necessary survival skill, (right up there with how to cook food, sanitize water or build a shelter), you should be happy to know MIT is giving a free course on Python programming.

I just hope MIT's servers can take all the increased traffic their Open Courseware website is bound to receive.  Not everyone is Google you know.

4 comments:

  1. I've never learned Python.

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  2. Stan...

    Friends don't let friends go through life like this forever. It just wouldn't be right. I'm here for you. :)

    Just kidding, I'm sure you could run laps around me in the programming front.

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  3. I have used Python so I'm familiar with its syntax, I just can't get used to those dynamic languages! Using variables before declaring them, "we don't need no stinkin type safty" it's so chaotic!

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  4. Actually, I'm a bit embarrassed to admit this (given my former job was a software engineer) but I do not know Python! I know, don't everyone be shocked. I wanted to learn it, but the project was using Java and Perl, so I learned those.

    Rest assured learning Python is on my agenda although admittedly we don't use it in my dept. ever. We use MATLAB primarily.

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