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It'll remain usable as long as previous distributions of python are available for download. PyGame is quite a fun resource for learning programming, there's so
by Torn 16y ago
It'll remain usable as long as previous distributions of python are available for download.
PyGame is quite a fun resource for learning programming, there's something there about pressing play and seeing your code changes translated into direct visual feedback which is particularly appealing.
- sapphirecat 16y agoThe previous distribution of python will only remain usable as long as it installs and runs on whatever machine you're using. PyGame might be fun, but I don't really see it as a true beginner's environment. It's a serious library, so it takes a lot of initialization, requires flip() calls, and runs in event-oriented style. It's also not included in the standard library. In fact, for graphics, anything that doesn't create its own window and give you calls like drawPoly/drawEllipse is probably not simple enough to approach AmigaBASIC or QBASIC.