I was just wonderin if python was worth learning? I have an option for it in Kbuntu, and was wondering if it was worth learning. I'd say no personally, what do you think?

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Jump to PostThere is 'Starting Python' right here to give you a taste:
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread20774.htmlA good starter tutorial:
http://bembry.org/technology/python/index.phpAnother good starter tutorial:
http://www.ibiblio.org/g2swap/byteofpython/read/And of course there is always the …
Jump to PostPython is not for everbody! If you are an entrenched traditional language (C, C++, Java, C#, Pascal) person, Python, because of its elegance, will be too confusing for you.
Jump to PostYes that could be true. It looks like a very simplified coding language for the less able. I'll have a look anyway, learning it would hardly make much difference to me. The interest I have is that it may be useful when programming 3d meshes in
Jump to PostSoya3D kills vertex/normal layout, converting your mesh to polygons with individual verticies, then merging these verticies back together based on proximity, then computes the normals based on this. The exporter is really bad.
This is all second hand knowledge on my part, I just thought you should know.
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iamthwee commented: Good info matey +9
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iamthwee commented: Good point +9

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