Programming In Python: Documentation

In this series, you will get a solid foundation of programming.
We will cover variables, functions, methods, what they do and how they work.
We will discuss different programming designs, primarily the differences of functional / procedural programming design found in C, and object-oriented programming found in Java and C++. Python is able to handle both, therefore is a prime candidate for acting as a good learning tool.

This video will show you how to use the python documentation website to find what you are looking for quickly and effectively.

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[ETCWilde]

I'm glad you found this helpful. You are welcome.

[JamesC]

Thanks for the answer. I absolutely agree with you, apart from BASIC it is the easiest language (in terms of syntax, but also in general) I have seen so far.

[ETCWilde]

Thank you.

Nope, I chose python because it is quite easy to understand what you are doing. Unlike other programming languages out there, it isn't super picky about syntax, but the syntax that it does enforce, especially maintaining white spaces in blocks, is just good coding practice in any language. I also chose it because the code reads like a sentence more intuitively.
for i in range(0, 3)
or
for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
count 0, 1, 2 but the python version is easier to understand.

[JamesC]

Great tutorial!
You didn't choose Python because it can be used to create Blender addons, did you? :D

[arnonaf]

You would have made Anne Frank a great programmer.

[hackingjack]

I find it DUMB when I think of sad music when I here Moonlight Sonata, :-\