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10/25/2001 Among the great questions of programming is the connection between programming, mathematics, and music. Although it is only anecdotal evidence, many brilliant programmers also have an aptitude for music. Listening to classical or rock music is said to temporarily improve your test scores (the Mozart effect). Eric Raymond even suggests an analytical ear for music -- along with reading science fiction and studying Zen -- is a common style point among hacker.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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A few days ago, during three different phone calls, I had to wait while somebody fumbled around in their email looking for a message. And one of the fumblers was me. Something had to give. Last fall, I wrote about ZOË , an innovative (and free) Java-based local web service that indexes your email in a client-independent fashion, building usefully.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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04/04/2002 Unix users understand the power of the command line. On the command line you can pass arguments to your applications as easily as you would pass an argument to a function. Standard Unix convention is to pass arguments prefixed by a - or -- . Some options can be specified in more than one way -f or --file , for example. Some can be combined, like GNU\'s tar, -xvfz , to verbosely expand a compressed file. The more options you have, the more code you need to parse them properly.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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Simulating complex real-world systems is now possible with SimPy , an open source simulation package. SimPy, originally developed by the authors of this article, has been developed to production quality by a small team of enthusiastic open sourcerers around the world. As far as we know, it is the only existing discrete event Python simulation package. Actually, it is one of a very small number of fully object oriented simulation systems.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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This series of articles by David Mertz assumes readers have a familiarity with basic object-oriented programming concepts: inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. We pick up where the basics leave off; how some \"exotic\" techniques can make applied programming tasks easier, more maintainable, and just plain more elegant. This series will primarily present examples in Python, but the concepts apply to other programming languages too.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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What is a Subscription? What is a Sequence? What is a Mapping? What is a Slicing? What is a Mutable Sequence? What is a List? Some Sample Programs Review Preface This document is part of a series of online tutorial lessons designed to teach you how to program using the Python scripting language. Something for everyone Beginners start at the beginning, and experienced programmers jump in further along.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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What Is a Dictionary? Summary of Dictionary Characteristics Sample Program Summary What\'s Next? Review Listing of Sample Program Preface This document is part of a series of online tutorial lessons designed to teach you how to program using the Python scripting language. After we cover regular Python, the lessons will cover JPython. This will form a link between Python and Java.
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What Is A String What Are Escape Sequences More Ways to Span Lines String Concatenation More on Strings Review Preface This document is part of a series of online tutorial lessons designed to teach you how to program using the Python scripting language. Something for everyone Beginners start at the beginning, and experienced programmers jump in further along. Learn to Program using Python: Lesson 1, Getting Started provides an overall description...
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What Is a Tuple? What Is Indirection? Sample Program Summary What\'s Next? Review Listing of Sample Program Preface This document is part of a series of online tutorial lessons designed to teach you how to program using the Python scripting language. After we cover regular Python, the lessons will cover JPython. This will form a link between Python and Java. Viewing tip You may find it useful to open another copy of this lesson in a separate...
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What Is a Dictionary? Sample Program Summary What\'s Next? Review Listing of Sample Program Preface This document is part of a series of online tutorial lessons designed to teach you how to program using the Python scripting language. After we cover regular Python, the lessons will cover JPython. This will form a link between Python and Java. Viewing tip You may find it useful to open another copy of this lesson in a separate browser window.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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