Python Programming Language
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Dan Egnor - "Python programming isn't quite the godlike experience you might expect from reading xkcd comics or listening to its fanatics' praises. It's quick to learn but like any langauge it takes a while to fully wrap your head around how to use it effectively. But it is thoroughly *reasonable* and *decent* for the niche it occupies, so you don't have to think too hard about the choice to use it and invest in learning it. If you learn one scripting language (and you should learn at least one!) then learn this one." (link to entry)
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Louis Gray (louisgray) - I just like the Python image.
Francisco Gutierrez - "Coding in python is like writing an algorithm in pseudocode and have it execute. Very easy to read, very intuitive to think in, and flexible enough to allow for procedural, object oriented, and functional programming styles. Very powerful, yet very easy to learn, the language I would recommend to anybody learning to program for the first time. Also very nice for numerical programming with the scientific library. " (link to entry)
Brian K. Jones - "I was a scripter using shell, perl, php, or whatever else came up. I didn't much like scripting, and so assumed I wouldn't ever like "real" programming. Then I found Python, and now I want to write huge distributed, multi-threaded, three-headed monster apps that can step on buildings and scare people. " (link to entry)
Dilip Kumar Shukla - "This is programming language with all the simplicity and all the power. I take it any where...whether its Desktop, Command line, or Web it plays every where at its best." (link to entry)
Rob Neville - "IMHO the best compromise between performance and joy of programming. I've worked in dozens of different languages, this one's my favorite. Java sucks!" (link to entry)
Mateusz F - "Good for fast scripting, nice performance, high level programming language. Works as an interpreter, also available on CLR and JVM." (link to entry)
David T Wilcox - "So easy to learn, but very powerful. I've been programming for twenty years and Python has renewed my love of development." (link to entry)
Arvind Sundararajan - "I love Python. It is currently one of my favorite programming languages.
A lot of Likaholix is written using Python :)" (link to entry)
Erik - "We're so ready for a language that actually leverages computer power to make programming easier." (link to entry)
Rocky - "Thanks for sharing good info
Projects available - > http://www.sfi4.com/10846133/F..." (link to entry)
Pipedreamergrey - "Python removes a lot of the frustration of learning to program. Highly recommended!" (link to entry)
Kevin Cooke - "Such a great language, despite the weird rules about tabbing. Django is great too!" (link to entry)
Rich Bragg - "Quick to learn, has libraries for everything, great for getting things done quickly" (link to entry)
Brian Schneider - "Closest thing to speaking to the computer to tell it what to do that I have found." (link to entry)
George Caley - "A great programming language that's easy to learn but gives you a lot of control." (link to entry)
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Lachlan Harman (lachy12) - Its easy to learn, better to start with, gives me a sense of amaturistic achievement!
Nick Mooney - "This was the first programming language I learned, very good for beginners." (link to entry)
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Bindu Reddy (bindu) - I used Python a lot in my first job. Very easy to pick up. You got to love the scripting languages
Rick W. - "Yes, definitely does not suck :) My programming language of choice of late" (link to entry)
Pasi Piippo - "Like for Python, now waiting when Perl (www.perl.org) is liked also :)" (link to entry)
Aindrila Mukhopadhyay - "is it (relatively) easy to teach onself this? For basic stuffyou know" (link to entry)
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Arvind Sundararajan (arvind) - Yeah - it is a very easy language to learn. There are even lots of schools of thought that it should be taught as a beginner's language for new programmers.
