Nicholas
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Enjoy.
LPW 34: The Last Stand
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biometrics
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Couldn't really focus today. Feeling fine. But maybe a bit PTSD after getting the first jab. A sense of relief.
I have been wondering about that. Even if we don't believe all the negative hype around it - it must affect us on a level
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After 15 months of fearing an invisible threat of death. Yeah, I'd say.
Seldom Bucket
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so far today got to, indexing, strings & slicing. Bit dreary at the moment
biometrics
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Got to get the basics right.
Seldom Bucket
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Know that. Just tedious.
Using Jupyter Notebook at the moment. Think later in the course, there will be a switch to Sublime text.
Java was my first choice, but work forced me to python, panel programming & writing add-ons for our Autodesk package. All work on python
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Didn’t like Java when I did a few day course with Linda.com. Python looked interesting when I had a quick look. Python would be my preference.
Been using Sublime Text for a long time, though never really bothered with the power features.
Johnatan56
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Note that Java 7/8 vs what it is now is nearly a completely different language, they embraced streams, really nice new switch statements, etc.
@Cereal_Killer pycharm or visual studio code.
Seldom Bucket
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On basics first, pardon my ignorance, but what's the difference?
Seldom Bucket
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@Johnatan56 course notes says on Python3
covering:
covering:
- Command Line Basics
- Installing Python
- Running Python Code
- Strings
- Lists
- Dictionaries
- Tuples
- Sets
- Number Data Types
- Print Formatting
- Functions
- Scope
- args/kwargs
- Built-in Functions
- Debugging and Error Handling
- Modules
- External Modules
- Object Oriented Programming
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- File I/O
- Advanced Methods
- Unit Tests
- and much more
Is that everything?
Johnatan56
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How helpful the IDE is, PyCharm is Jetbrain's product, there's an education version you can use while learning, VS Code is free/open source but you'll have to install a lot of add-ons. The indexing is better in either one of them than sublime imho, and the extensibility of VS Code makes it a great IDE to work with.
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Seldom Bucket
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yes, why? should there be more?
List looks short.
Seldom Bucket
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Will enrol in more courses afterwardsList looks short.
I was kidding. What are you planning on building?
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