Oct-10-2016, 04:48 PM
(Oct-10-2016, 04:29 PM)Larz60+ Wrote: As far as 'Learn python the hard way' is concerned. I no longer even try to include a python 2.7 version in any of my code.
It still works fine for many applications, but if used, you will miss out on so many fantastic new developments in python 3.whatever,
each version has something new for improving development time, performance, or such.
On C# - It built for MS Windows. There are versions converted to Linux, but to me that's like converting a Trawler to a catamaran.
As I said, for my long time goals, I probably don't need Python 3 and I most likely need C#.
(Oct-10-2016, 03:13 PM)metulburr Wrote:(Oct-10-2016, 03:08 PM)diemildefreude Wrote: I'll try to do something game-related with Python if I can, to avoid boredom, but I don't know yet at what point I'll be ready to shift my focus to C#.Lol i said the same thing regarding c++ 5 years ago....and i never went back
Is this because learning multiple languages is too hard or because Python is just so great? As I'm learning for the sake of game design, I don't see why I would not want to learn C# at some point, since it's required for the game software I want to learn...