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lesson4 in python series modules and functions

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lesson3 in learn python series

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python series maths and numbers

September 9, 2010

here is the second tutorial in learn python series this tutorial is about maths andd numbers click here to watch Related Postslesson3 in learn python serieshere is the third tutorial, variables in python. click here to watch …lesson4 in python series modules and functionsthis video describes modules and functions in python. click here to watch…installing [...]

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installing python

September 8, 2010

these are video tutorials for learning python. here is the first one which teaches you how to install python. click here to watch Related Postslesson3 in learn python serieshere is the third tutorial, variables in python. click here to watch …lesson4 in python series modules and functionsthis video describes modules and functions in python. click [...]

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C words char Data Type and characters

June 1, 2010

The C language reserves certain words that have special meanings to the language. Those reserved words are sometimes called C keywords. You should not use the C keywords as variable, constant, or function names in your program. The following are the 32 reserved C keywords: Keyword Description auto Storage class specifier break Statement case Statement [...]

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statements and functions of c language

May 22, 2010

Statements In the C language, a statement is a complete instruction, ending with a semicolon. In many cases, you can turn an expression into a statement by simply adding a semicolon at the end of the expression. For instance, the following i = 1; is a statement. You may have already figured out that the [...]

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operators of c language

May 22, 2010

Constants and Variables As its name implies, a constant is a value that never changes. A variable, on the other hand, can be used to present different values. You can think of a constant as a music CD-ROM; the music saved in the CD-ROM is never changed. A variable is more like an audio cassette: [...]

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debugging your programs

May 19, 2010

in the previous chapter you made your first program. did you get any errors? When you finish writing a C program and start to compile it, you might get some error or warning messages. Don’t panic when you see error messages. We’re human beings. Everybody makes mistakes. Actually, you should appreciate that your compiler catches [...]

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search for code in thousands of programming books

August 22, 2009

Programmers know very well that having a reference book handy is vital when you are writing code. However, it is not always convenient to open different books and browse through loads of pages to try to find the piece of code you are looking for. here is a website that makes this process easier by [...]

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make your first c program!

December 21, 2008

greetings readers! with yet another programming tutorial on programming, i’m once again here and this time, you will be able to make your first c program! as i’ve already mentioned the so far accessible compiler for c/c++, is bloodshed c++ accessible go to this site find, and download the latest, 4.9.9.2 sadly, the newer version [...]

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