coding in python

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coding in python
i heard python is easier to code than c++, and i understand nothing about c++, even after readinga whole book about it, so if anyone would like to teach me python, i would gladly make a hack for mpgh.
i had python and i got error
cant use it
its not as easy as "read book; make hack."

if you do not have the capacity to even understand a little about C++ even after reading a book, then you will most likely not be able to code in any language.
as Connor told, its not easy you have to be patient with it.
Its hard to learn. if you keep going, you finally will get the reward of it.
Respect for what u coded & so munch more!
I recommend being patient and keep trying.
C++ can be very depressing because you never learn to make something very cool in C++ and even simple things seem very difficult.

You might be half way through a beginners book that is 400 pages and all you have coded so far is a Command Prompt program that plays a game of hangman with you. Just stick with it for a while and after maybe a year or so you might be ready to make hacks.
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I recommend being patient and keep trying.
C++ can be very depressing because you never learn to make something very cool in C++ and even simple things seem very difficult.

You might be half way through a beginners book that is 400 pages and all you have coded so far is a Command Prompt program that plays a game of hangman with you. Just stick with it for a while and after maybe a year or so you might be ready to make hacks.
yep its seems very diffecult, i have a book "Visual C++ 2008 - How to program, its 1400-1500 pages long & there looks no end at it lol, and as you told its only command prompt xD
Btw, is there any win32 or dll book of it?
i asked if someone can teach me PYTHON not for a flame -marathon.
we are not flaming you, we are giving you recommendations on what you should do.
You don't read it and learn everything.
Practice make perfect
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You don't read it and learn everything.
Practice make perfect
Yep, practice gives more skills then theoreticall, wont learn you munch, you got to practice it to get skills xD /
anyway, does any1 kno python in here??? the easier the language the more flexible i can make it.
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anyway, does any1 kno python in here??? the easier the language the more flexible i can make it.
Its easier to build a small shed than it is to build a house, but a house is much better.
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