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RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - nilamo - Mar-24-2017 (Mar-23-2017, 10:41 PM)ichabod801 Wrote: That's simple: >>> if not succeed(): ... try: ... try_again() ... except: ... print("...oh well, maybe Ruby?") ... RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - Skaperen - Mar-25-2017 (Mar-24-2017, 03:51 PM)nilamo Wrote:(Mar-23-2017, 10:41 PM)ichabod801 Wrote: That's simple: oh not ruby. maybe pike? RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - Harrison - Mar-30-2017 Hi guys! I am an engineer who is new to programming. This forum seems like a great way to learn and get help! Look forward to getting started! RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - nilamo - Mar-30-2017 The best way to learn, is by doing! Good luck, and have fun! RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - Larz60+ - Mar-30-2017 I was an engineer (back in the 1960's) careful, I started programming and never stopped! RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - wavic - Mar-30-2017 ![]() RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - alicarlos13 - Mar-31-2017 Hi All, I was a Civil Engineer, got bored so returned to Academia :). Used to love VBA and used it intensively at work to automate Excel. In Academia, i fell in love with Python; But grasping it is still a challenge, an ongoing one, that seems will take a while :D RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - Skaperen - Mar-31-2017 i started out in electrical engineering. then i realized software was more fun. RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - Seth666 - Mar-31-2017 Hello, my name is Daniel , i am new to this world of develoopers, i tryed learning html , css a little of php . and not really like it when comes to design, so i am now trying to fiind my way , i want to try to learn python . can somebody give me a tip , where to start ? i allready search for basics of python . RE: New Users Introduce Yourself - Larz60+ - Mar-31-2017 Here's a good place to start: https://python-forum.io/Thread-A-List-of-Free-Python-Resources Most importantly, Have fun |