rig-marole

There are many online resources out there to get you thinking like a programmer, so I'll go over a few simple concepts that may help you along the way. The number one thing i tell people that they need when learning python is 'application'. Without 'application' a lot of concepts will become a lot harder to learn since you may not see their relivance. If you are just starting in python i recommend trying to come up with a simple idea for a script and...

def myFunc(): x = 2 return None <script type="text/javascript"> // Say hello world until the user starts questioning // the meaningfulness of their existence. function helloWorld(world) { for (var i = 42; --i >= 0;) { alert('Hello ' + String(world)); } } </script> <style> p { color: pink } b { color: blue } u { color: "umber" } </style> x = 2 There are many online resource y = 1 + x