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Hi! I've searching for python IDE's and I've not found anything like NetBeans for java. I downloaded Dr Python but was too simple, I tried to install PyDev on Eclipse but I got some errors. I saw some screenshots about SPE and I said whoa! that seems good, but I …

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I'm from Spain, but I'm sure I'll move to USA when I finish my career and have money enough.

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Hi! I've just passed a university subject which made me do a medium console-based game in Java. I had to do the design first with UML and then code the game. I just found useful the Domain model (the first aproach of what's the point of the program) and the …

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[CODE] def fib(n): a, b = 0, 1 for i in range(n): a, b = b, a + b return a print fib(2) print fib(5) print fib(7) print fib(13) [/CODE] Are you looking for that loop?

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Hi! Since I started learning python (about 6 month) I've been searching for an IDE like netbeans or Eclipse for java. Well, in fact , I'm just looking for an ide that has the famous control+space function. I'm just really interested in that feature. I mean, if I type this …

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Hi! I'd like to ask for some graphic advise (I think game development is similar to image processing). So my question was which could be the best language to simulate (maybe with movement) biological molecules and chemistry stuff. Thank you!

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Hi there! I'm wondering if there is a "package" instruction in python so I can in a directory keep packaging all the classes and I don't have to import them every time. I mean, if in a same directory I have a class DutiesManager that controls an array of instances …

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