[socal-piggies] socal-piggies Digest, Vol 76, Issue 32

[michael j pan]

MIT's OpenCourseware has an introduction to programming class, with
all the assignments in Python.  I would try starting there...
http://goo.gl/8PGd9



> Just wanted to introduce myself...
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> I'm Arthur G Bahr, a Marketing Management student (almost grad) at CalStateLA.? Regardless I've recently sparked a large interest in the programming world and have begun learning Python.? I have very little programming experience but catch on quick!? I have an experienced programmer helping me by giving support and assignment information to look into.(but he lives in London & is working on a PhD)? I was wondering if anyone had any time to spare to help teach me some things(or at least provide some advice)?? I understand the basics(have read about 100 tutorials) and know the deffinitions of the basics and what they each do, but I haven't really coded any projects and thus don't know where to start with projects or even when to use what.? If anyone can help that'd be greatly appriciated!? Thanks a ton!
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> Look forward to working/helping everyone!
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> Arthur G Bahr