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I couldn't agree more with the middle paragraph. But 'no classes' and 'no functions'? class NewClass: def NewFunction(arg0, arg1): print("He
by ElliotH 16y ago
I couldn't agree more with the middle paragraph.
But 'no classes' and 'no functions'?
class NewClass:
def NewFunction(arg0, arg1):
print("Hello, World")
Python has both.
Pointers wise, I think you can learn them fairly late. I certainly didn't struggle to pick them up after years of using pointer-free languages.
(edit fixed my formatting)
- sukuriant 16y agoI meant needing classes. You can program in python without ever looking at them; where as in C#, they're required to do anything. Not needing that extra boiler plate code is just one more hurtle a new programmer won't need to learn before getting into the real meat of development, if they chose to use Python as their first language. I should have been more clear about that.