> We're now running a Python night every Monday 8-10 for the the
> foreseeable future. if you'd like come down and learn Python with us
> that'd be great.
> If you're a total beginner and don't know where to start, then let us
> know and we can probably put together a quick start guide/talk for you.
> On 22 October 2012 21:14, Se�n <s...@091labs.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> We're now running a Python night every Monday 8-10 for the the
> foreseeable future. if you'd like come down and learn Python with us
> that'd be great.
> If you're a total beginner and don't know where to start, then let us
> know and we can probably put together a quick start guide/talk for you.
> -Shane
Hi all,
Just a reminder Python classes will be going on this Monday 8-10, please
let me know if you're planning on coming and what your experience is so
I can have the necessary material ready if needed.
Depending on the numbers (e.g. if they're low), I'll also be putting a
blog post up on the website letting people know the about the classes,
cost, etc.
I'd also be interesting in knowing what people actually want to learn
from coming to these classes. (Do you want to make scripts, tools,
pygame, websites, etc?)
On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 10:57:35PM +0000, Seón wrote:
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>On 22/10/12 21:30, Michael O Connor wrote:
>> Fantastic. More or less complete beginner here.
>> On 22 October 2012 21:14, Seón <s...@091labs.com> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> We're now running a Python night every Monday 8-10 for the the
>> foreseeable future. if you'd like come down and learn Python with us
>> that'd be great.
>> If you're a total beginner and don't know where to start, then let us
>> know and we can probably put together a quick start guide/talk for you.
>> -Shane
>Hi all,
>Just a reminder Python classes will be going on this Monday 8-10, please
>let me know if you're planning on coming and what your experience is so
>I can have the necessary material ready if needed.
>Depending on the numbers (e.g. if they're low), I'll also be putting a
>blog post up on the website letting people know the about the classes,
>cost, etc.
>I'd also be interesting in knowing what people actually want to learn
>from coming to these classes. (Do you want to make scripts, tools,
>pygame, websites, etc?)
> On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 10:57:35PM +0000, Seón wrote:
> On 22/10/12 21:30, Michael O Connor wrote:
> >>> Fantastic. More or less complete beginner here.
> >>> On 22 October 2012 21:14, Seón <s...@091labs.com> wrote:
> >>> Hi all,
> >>> We're now running a Python night every Monday 8-10 for the the
> >>> foreseeable future. if you'd like come down and learn Python with us
> >>> that'd be great.
> >>> If you're a total beginner and don't know where to start, then let us
> >>> know and we can probably put together a quick start guide/talk for
you.
> >>> -Shane
> Hi all,
> Just a reminder Python classes will be going on this Monday 8-10, please
> let me know if you're planning on coming and what your experience is so
> I can have the necessary material ready if needed.
> Depending on the numbers (e.g. if they're low), I'll also be putting a
> blog post up on the website letting people know the about the classes,
> cost, etc.
> I'd also be interesting in knowing what people actually want to learn
> from coming to these classes. (Do you want to make scripts, tools,
> pygame, websites, etc?)
> -Shane
> I'll be there! :) I'm relatively confident with Python, so I shouldn't
> need much educatin'. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help!
> I know some people who I think are interested in learning Python, so
> I'll let them know too.
That's good. For people who know Python I think the best thing to do is
either project Euler questions with the group, help beginners out, or
work out a project they'd like to get started on. I've suggested things
like a url shorteren or a pastebin using Flask, which would be a good
starting point for someone feeling comfortable with Python I think.
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I should be there too, also quite confident in Python. I'd be
interested in doing some functional programming (Not pure, but using
lambda,map,reduce,recursion to create tighter algorithms for stuff
like euler problems)
> I should be there too, also quite confident in Python. I'd be
> interested in doing some functional programming (Not pure, but using
> lambda,map,reduce,recursion to create tighter algorithms for stuff
> like euler problems)
That's cool, people were doing Euler questions the last time so that
should be fine.
By the way anyone who's a beginner don't be frightened off because two
people are confident with Python, it just means more people that can
help you with issues that you may run into.
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