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RE: Learn Basic Python Programming EP.6. - Arrays & File Operations
I will always think that learning python programming is a bad choice. It offers a lot of syntactic sugar so you do not learn how to solve programming problems
But you can interact easily with a Linux machine and that is what matters. People should not use Windows anyway due to security and privacy concerns, so if they arleady use Linux they might was well just learn Python programming.
Is is hard to use C on Linux machine? I want to show you example of "syntactic sugar" i mentioned for example plaindrome problem can be solved with python in such manner
str(n) == str(n)[::-1]Anyway good tutorial voted up:)
Probably I don't know of any other software besides Visual Studio, which doesnt work on Linux I think. I am no programming experty by any means.
I am also not entirely familiar with the string operations either I have to learn more about
''.joinand the:operations more. There are many characteristic operations to pythong compared to C, in C you have to do everything yourself in a function, so on that respect Python is a higher level programming language, but you can use it on lower level as well.Anything can be done with arrays and loops it's just the basic logic.