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| 11 August 2008: ["Guido van Rossum"] mentions (on a [http://python.org/moin/PSF private mailing list]) [http://jaiku.com/channel/python/presence/42088545#comments this formulation]: | 11 August 2008: [[Guido van Rossum]] mentions (on a [[http://python.org/moin/PSF|private mailing list]]) [[http://jaiku.com/channel/python/presence/42088545#comments|this formulation]]: |
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| 1. ["Why is Python a dynamic language and also a strongly typed language"]? 1. ["Which IDE is good for Python"]? 1. ["Any good Python book?"] 1. ["Can I get a job with python?"] 1. Why separate sections by indentation instead of by brackets or "end"? * You're going to indent your code even if your language uses brackets or other start/end separators, if you want it to be readable and understandable. Extra notation beyond what we should be doing regardless of the language doesn't add anything, except for clutter. 1. ["Which GUI is best for python?"] 1. Why is Python slower than the xxx language? 1. How to start learning Python? Any suggestions? 1. Is there any tiny project or source for participation or reference? 1. ["How to make exe on Windows"] (run without Python preinstalled)? |
1. [[Why is Python a dynamic language and also a strongly typed language]]? 1. [[Which IDE is good for Python]]? 1. [[Any good Python book?]] 1. [[Can I get a job with python?]] 1. [[Why separate sections by indentation instead of by brackets or 'end']]? 1. [[Which GUI is best for python?]] 1. [[Why is Python slower than the xxx language]]? 1. [[How to start learning Python? Any suggestions]]? 1. [[Is there any tiny project or source for participation or reference]]? 1. [[How to make exe on Windows]] (run without Python preinstalled)? |
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Notice that earlier times produced other [[faq]]s, and it's likely Python will survive long enough to merit still other ones in the future. |
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11 August 2008: Guido van Rossum mentions (on a private mailing list) this formulation:
Top 10 Python FAQ
Why is Python a dynamic language and also a strongly typed language?
Why separate sections by indentation instead of by brackets or 'end'?
Is there any tiny project or source for participation or reference?
How to make exe on Windows (run without Python preinstalled)?
i18N
Chinese ~ http://tinyurl.com/5zy725
Notice that earlier times produced other faqs, and it's likely Python will survive long enough to merit still other ones in the future.