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Using Raspberry Pi for Python Coding

If you’re considering on which platform to install and use Python, then give some thought to one of the best coding bases available: the Raspberry Pi. The Pi has many advantages for the coder: it’s…

Python 101 – Writing and Executing Your First Code

Learn how to write, save and execute your first piece of Python code. Here we look at entering your code, experimenting with some other Python examples, and then saving and executing your code.

How to Install Python in Linux

While the Raspberry Pi’s operating system contains the latest, stable version of Python, other Linux distros don’t come with Python 3 pre-installed. If you’re not going down the Pi route, then here’s how to check…

10 Common Beginner Mistakes in Python

Python is a relatively easy language to get started in where there’s plenty of room for the beginner to find their programming feet. However, as with any other programming language, it can be easy to…

Python 101 – Getting Started with Python Coding

You can learn Python with very little hardware or initial financial investment. You don’t need an incredibly powerful computer and any software that’s required is freely available.

Debian and Ubuntu to remove Python 2 packages

Python 2 is set to reach its end of life on January 1st 2020, a mere four months away now. As such, Debian and ultimately Ubuntu will be looking to drop the current Python 2…

What Can You Do With Python?

Python is an open-source, object-oriented programming language that’s simple to understand and write, yet also powerful and extremely malleable. It’s these characteristics that help make it such an important language to learn.

Why Choose Python?

There are many different programming languages available for the modern computer, and some still available for older 8 and 16-bit computers too. Some of these languages are designed for scientific work, others for mobile platforms…

How to Set Up Python in Windows 10

Whilst most seasoned Python developers may shun Windows as the platform of choice for building their code, it’s still an ideal starting point for beginners.