Re: [Tutor] Python learning curve

2008-03-18 Thread Alan Gauld
"TFIA Consulting, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > Your site says it should take just a "few days" to learn Python, Thats true if you are talking about the core language and a few of the most common libraries - sys, re, os, and maybe 1 or 2 more. But thats not iincluding the hundred or so other

Re: [Tutor] Python learning curve

2008-03-18 Thread Michael Langford
I looked at the Miro gig too. Good luck! As far as "learn python in 12 days", yes and no. You can do fantastic things in that time frame with python and the standard library. I know I had completely written my first code analysis program in 2004 in that time frame just using this PDF as reference

Re: [Tutor] Python learning curve

2008-03-18 Thread Kent Johnson
TFIA Consulting, Inc. wrote: > Hi. I am doing some work for a company that uses Python for their > application. > I have never used Python before, but I have programmed for over 35 > years, maybe 12 languages including 4 assembly level. > Your site says it should take just a "few days" to learn

[Tutor] Python learning curve

2008-03-18 Thread TFIA Consulting, Inc.
Hi. I am doing some work for a company that uses Python for their application. I have never used Python before, but I have programmed for over 35 years, maybe 12 languages including 4 assembly level. Your site says it should take just a "few days" to learn Python, so I told these folks to give