What's up bros,
Taking my time to learn Python, and I'm going to leave a journal, hopefully someone can take advantage of my learning process and what I do on a day to day basis. I'm good at HTML/CSS, decent at JavaScript, know a little bit of C#/C++, and am starting Python. Main reason for a journal is motivation. I'll be starting tomorrow.
My goal is to build a program that will be able to access my e-mail, and then pull out certain strings. I ran a bot I made in C# a while ago, and there's about 3000 xbox live codes in my inbox that I need to grab. Will be a toughie I think, but just going to start coding.
So, day 1, I've installed python, and tomorrow I'll start doing some example code from Learn Python The Hard Way | A Beginner Programming Book
Thanks!
EDIT: does anyone know a good Python IDE? don't want to code from the cmd prompt, nor do I want to install Linux...
Taking my time to learn Python, and I'm going to leave a journal, hopefully someone can take advantage of my learning process and what I do on a day to day basis. I'm good at HTML/CSS, decent at JavaScript, know a little bit of C#/C++, and am starting Python. Main reason for a journal is motivation. I'll be starting tomorrow.
My goal is to build a program that will be able to access my e-mail, and then pull out certain strings. I ran a bot I made in C# a while ago, and there's about 3000 xbox live codes in my inbox that I need to grab. Will be a toughie I think, but just going to start coding.
So, day 1, I've installed python, and tomorrow I'll start doing some example code from Learn Python The Hard Way | A Beginner Programming Book
Thanks!
EDIT: does anyone know a good Python IDE? don't want to code from the cmd prompt, nor do I want to install Linux...