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How to Learn Python?
Serpent
Sometimes Vancouver, BC, sometimes Brisbane, QLDRegistered User regular
Sometimes Vancouver, BC, sometimes Brisbane, QLDRegistered User regular
Hey! Just wondering what everyone / anyone thinks is the best starting point for learning python?
For reference, I have a strong programming background (pascal C C++ Fortran Java C# etc), advanced mathematics (publishing papers), statistical things (R), cloud (AWS), SQL... data warehousing... machine learning data science blah blah insert more buzzwords here.
I just don't use python cause I never need to cause I can do everything else. Just time to fill the hole. Every once in awhile I came across an application where I feel python would be the appropriate tool to use but I and my team don't have expertise there, and the barrier to entry compared to just using what we already use is higher.
For reference, I have a strong programming background (pascal C C++ Fortran Java C# etc), advanced mathematics (publishing papers), statistical things (R), cloud (AWS), SQL... data warehousing... machine learning data science blah blah insert more buzzwords here.
I just don't use python cause I never need to cause I can do everything else. Just time to fill the hole. Every once in awhile I came across an application where I feel python would be the appropriate tool to use but I and my team don't have expertise there, and the barrier to entry compared to just using what we already use is higher.
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Not saying people in D&D can't, but Moe's seems better suited to this topic.