[Nfb-science] Learning Python

[Michael Whapples]

I generally have done python development by typing the source code in a text editor and then just running the file through the python interpreter.

If you would prefer a IDE instead then one option might be eclipse http://www.eclipse.org and the pydev http://pydev.sf.net.

Michael Whapples
On 15 Feb 2011, at 18:01, Chelsea Cook wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> For a breif section of one of my physics classes, we are having a
> small experience with python 2.7. The other students are coding visual
> elements with spheres, vectors, etc. My professors and I have worked
> out a system for harnessing the mathematical power of Python instead.
> However, I cannot get JAWS to read my program outputs. I am trying
> with the Idle module, and think that may be where the problem is. Can
> anyone confirm, or tell me what components they use to code? Thanks!!
> 
> -- 
> Chelsea Cook
> 
> Virginia Tech 2015; Physics Major
> cook2010 at vt.edu
> "I ask you to look both ways.  For the road to a knowledge of the
> stars leads through the atom; and important knowledge of the atom has
> been reached through
> the stars."
> Sir Arthur Eddington, British astrophysicist (1882-1944), Stars and
> Atoms (1928), Lecture 1
> 
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