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RE: Python programmers? - tc4me - November 16th, 2020
As far as I understand everything you write, Python is a language that I could use too, I already informed me a little about it, https://py-tutorial-de.readthedocs.io/de/python-3.3/introduction. html
RE: Python programmers? - SpookyZalost - November 16th, 2020
@tc4me it's incredibly useful as far as programming goes but honestly for low level stuff assembly and maybe C? is where it's at.
low level being communicating directly with the hardware without using an operating system.
it's like giving commands directly to a chip based on various conditions.
In fact... other than really complex stuff assembly was what a lot of early video games were written in.
those atari programmers were assembly wizards.
RE: Python programmers? - tc4me - November 16th, 2020
(November 16th, 2020 at 5:59 AM)SpookyZalost Wrote: @tc4me it's incredibly useful as far as programming goes but honestly for low level stuff assembly and maybe C? is where it's at.
low level being communicating directly with the hardware without using an operating system.
it's like giving commands directly to a chip based on various conditions.
In fact... other than really complex stuff assembly was what a lot of early video games were written in.
those atari programmers were assembly wizards.
Denek also that it is a great work, I'll try it :-)