Thanks, Alan.
The whole situation is clear as day now.
Alexander Kapshuk
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"Alexander Kapshuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> What I'm looking for is a way to design my programs,
> big or small, other than just pseudo-coding them on
> a piece of paper.
IMHO One solution does not fit all here.
The other day I had to do a lot of file maintenance - bulk
renames and moves
> What I'm looking for is a way to design my programs, big or small, other
> than just pseudo-coding them on a piece of paper.
>
> How do you design your programs?
[Apologies to the list in advance: not much Python-specific information]
I hope you don't mind the "academic" answer, but:
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Thanks a lot Danny.
Will definitely look into those things.
Regards,
Alexander Kapshuk
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Thanks for your reply, Alan.
I'm not there yet, as in I'm not a very experienced Python programmer
and I'm still in the early stages of learning the language and
programming as a whole.
What I'm looking for is a way to design my programs, big or small, other
than just pseudo-coding them on
"Alexander Kapshuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I was just wondering about what software modelling tools
> are normally used to design Python programs.
By the nature of Python and the size of programs normally
written I'd say there is no modelling tool used *normally*.
If a project is big eno
Dear Python Community,
I was just wondering about what software modelling tools are normally
used to design Python programs.
I have heard of Star UML. Has anyone used it to design their programs?
What else is available out there?
Thanking you all in advance.
Alexander Kapshuk
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