>I need to figure out what i want to program, and then use the right language for the job.
When you're first learning you need to just pick a language and go with it. You can't use the right...

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Google up Free Sprites or Free Models (beware sneaky porn sites) and you can find alot of old style 2d birds eye view or...

I dont know about california, but if your up to travel I heard that GuildHall is one of the best gaming colleges around. Its a part of SMU in texas (i think) and i think it requires you to already...

Im a newbie programer with very limited experience. Ive been fiddle faddling around with a couple different languages to see what I best, and then i started thinking that maybe im going at it...

doing it like if body == "A" or body == "a"
all throughout the story, thanks for the help !

Actualy that didnt work. I changed the statements to

if sex == "M" or "m":

and i didnt get any error codes when i compiled and ran threw the first test and it worked

I later went back and...

Thanks for the help guys, those worked wonderfully

edit limit expired. the = in the if statements are supposed to be ==

Howdy, hoping I can get alittle help today.

First off I have a real bad habit of learning one thing, and getting very fascinated by it and going off on a tangent using what i learned in as many...

I personaly like Python. The use of whitespace indents instead of { or [ for code blockas at the bare minimun help you develop a clean syntax look when you branch out to bigger and better things. ...

Can anybody help me out with this ?

I have another newbie question and figured Id drop it in here instead of starting a new thread.

My finished script is basicly a series of long if else statements. I kinda dont like that. It starts...

Thanks for the help guys, Im currently lookin threw the py2exe wiki and ill check out your link in a bit vegaseat.

Howdy, Im a beginner to programing and Ive chosen python as my first language to learn. I have recently completed my first "non-tutorial" code. I wrote a book modeled after the old "Choose Your Own...

Im very new at python, but as for the converting numbers to letters, im pretty sure you can make a list or whatever is the equivalent to an array in python, to solve the issue of having to type 0-999...