To add to Alan:
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 2:34 PM, Alan Gauld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You can interact with the operating system and file system using
> modules such as os etc. But you can't do it directly as you can
> in bash. But that is because bash has built in capability to execute
> exte
"Jeremiah Stack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I was pondering something. when you are in the live environment
receiving
immediate feedback is it basically a compiler (or program),
responding to
what the user inputs,
Yes, technically its an interpreter rather than a compiler, although
there
i
Jeremiah Stack wrote:
Hello All,
I was pondering something. when you are in the live environment receiving
immediate feedback is it basically a compiler (or program), responding to
what the user inputs, or is it like the bash shell where I could tell it to
search the file system for a certain fi
Hello All,
I was pondering something. when you are in the live environment receiving
immediate feedback is it basically a compiler (or program), responding to
what the user inputs, or is it like the bash shell where I could tell it to
search the file system for a certain file?
Or how does python
