Lately, I have been exploring the Python programming language and having a heck of a good time exploring it. Now I am not saying that I am leaving .Net for Python, just enjoying the change of scenery. I have a small group of new and awesome friends in my town which are all experienced Python programmers which makes it even more fun. I am like the one nut-job in the group that programs in .Net. Its been terrible fun trying to wrap my head around the way they do things. In uncovering our differences in coding style and approaches. I hope that they are getting just as much out of it as I am. :)
All that said, one of the things that they pointed out to me that I wanted to share with you was this document they call the 'PEP8' or Python Enhancement Project 8 its a style guideline that they all follow when writing Python code. How cool is that? I am sure that they don't all follow it to the letter, but I still think its cool. It's cool that the community (at least the part I hang with) as a whole has rallied behind it. Anyways, its something I have been meaning to share with more people and, well, here you go. :)
They also shared this nicely opinionated article on how to learn Python, ?http://learnpythonthehardway.org/index
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