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superman3275

Member Since 08 Sep 2012
Offline Last Active Jun 03 2013 09:56 AM
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I love py2exe :)!

18 May 2013 - 06:00 PM

My first real product is being released in the next month (check pytext once a week, it will be online very very soon :0!).

 

I've been struggling with converting my .py files to .exe.

 

Then I came across py2exe! And in five minutes, my conversion was done smile.png!

 

I highly recommend them!

 

Cheers smile.png!

 

(Just trying to help others who are trying to distribute their python programs without making their users install python!)


Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock!

27 April 2013 - 06:02 PM

Try it out :)!

 

For the current college course I'm taking (An introduction to interactive programming in Python), our first real mini-project was to make Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock in Python. And I'm really happy with how mine turned out :)!

 

You can find the course on CourseRA!

 

Cheers :)!


Can't sign in on chrome.

09 April 2013 - 06:17 PM

On the chrome browser, I can't sign into my account. More correctly, I'll load up gamedev, go onto the sign in page, enter my (definitely correct, you'll see how I know later) credentials, and then when I click submit I'll be brought back to the main page, without being signed in. I'm writing this on Firefox (what I use for web development), and I am hoping that this is fixed. Thanks smile.png!


Re-starting?

31 March 2013 - 02:15 PM

I've been making numerous posts on my blog about not knowing the C++ language very well. And I don't. The problem is, I know it pretty well. I just don't know it correctly. I learned wrong things from a ten-year old book. I've been trying to learn Java (Head First Java, Second Edition), and it's all fine, however I'm wondering: Should I learn Python.

 

I really want to learn so many things, and I can't decide between starting over with Python or Java (I quite literally mean starting over). I'm starting over so that I can learn programming the correct way, without learning things that aren't true. Should I abandon the java I know and start with Python, or should I continue with Java? I'm torn.

 

(I'm still working on finishing my projects in C++, however after I finish my current projects I will either be full-time Java or Python)


I'm starting a programming club for middle school. How can I make them enjoy progra...

22 March 2013 - 09:31 PM

Many students and teachers are joining. What projects should I do to make them enjoy and use programming?

 

We're going to make a Text-Based RPG, a Quadratic Equation solver, and much more.


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