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I understand companies need to make some money, but I never met a website that was to special; I would sit through their slick Ads. I don't mind a few links, b
by marincounty 13y ago
I understand companies need to make some money, but I never
met a website that was to special; I would sit through their
slick Ads. I don't mind a few links, but lately I won't
even bother to swipe to see an answer(usually wrong too).
As, to "Do you want it for free Dude"--Yea, at this point
I do. When websites evolve into "must have", or can teach
a complex subject fast people will sit through a lot of
bull chit ads. I feel the teaching of programming languages
in a fast, concise, manner is really in demand. I'm getting
off subject, but lately I trying to learn the basics of programming. The core concepts to all languages, then python and ruby. Zeb Shaw's website is the only teaching site I can I can stomach. Those dudes at Harvard and MIT,
who throw candy, mean well, but are painfully slow. Yea,
I'm really off subject, but there's got to be a natural
teacher out there who can spit this information out fast,
or at least offer a free way of speeding up their presentations? I'll shut up. Bye-
- mopedDreams 13y agoA good (but unfortunately not free) Python resource is usingpython.com. It's meant for GCSE students, but it is concise and teaches the basics.