Talk:Python Programming/Getting Python
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I think we have a nice idea here: Python is a very good teaching medium. In my humble opinion, it can be for object-oriented programming (OOP) what Pascal was for structured programming.
It is very simple and yet has implemented all OOP concepts i ever heard about.
So, i'd like to ask your opinion, dear wikipedians: how to complement this WikiBook so it becomes a full fledged WikiBook and a nice introduction to programming with Python ? --Hgfernan 12 May 2004
Could somebody elaborate on how to get a saved python program? I entered the program in a notepad file. But when I try to get it on the python command line. it says that the : in C:\ is wrong syntax. How do I get the programs? --elpenmaster
You will need to have Python Interpreter on you PATH. It has been a long time since I did this but it should work. Right Click on My Computer and choose Properties. Now look for a button or tab name Enviroment. There should be a Button name Variables that opens up a Dialog Box and on the upper half of the windows the PATH Variable should be present with its value just append at the end
;C:\Python2.5\
Might it be appropriate to maybe break the unix section down into parts, for example, having a "Debian" section, "Gentoo", "Fedora/Centos/Redhat/RPM", and so on. What do you guys think? -66.93.220.304:20, 30 September 2006 (UTC)Reply
Agree I started with Ubuntu and added the Mac OS X --Dragonecc (talk)21:21, 7 December 2007 (UTC)Reply