When I started learning Python in 2007, I never wanted to be "Pythonic" or use typical variables names I see in very Python-centric code 1/3
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(never wanted to avoid it either, was neutral) now I'm all list comprehensions (when fast) and numpy tubro matrix stuff and libraries 2/3
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and cute shit and Cython and... wow, I'm not really a C person anymore. Never thought this would happen, but I'm down with it.
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Come for the 'getting shit done', stay for the same, become a Pythonista by osmosis? :)
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I came to Python because of this course: http://www-module.cs.york.ac.uk/archive/agm/
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Ah, neat! The titles make it sound like quite a 'deep end' intro, but I guess it's always best if you have a goal in mind
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we were already proficient in Scheme, Ada, & C so I think they could have thrown anything at us by that point in our 2nd yr.
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it was a nice intro to basic (and less basic) Bayes stuff and back in 2007 we were extra privileged to have it.
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