George Sakkis wrote: > To start with your last question, yes, they probably would, *IF* all > you need to do is take data from the user (through a GUI, command line, > etc.) and store them in some persistent state (text file, pickle, db, > etc.). In practice, chances are you'll need to do something more with > the data; I mean, what's the point in just storing data without using > them somehow ? Using the data is the core of an application, so the > question you should be able to answer beforehand is "what do I want to > do with all these data?". Compute statistics ? Print reports ? Create a > social network type of app ? All of the above ? You get the point.
Thanks for the advice guys! OOP seems like a good idea, and besides it can't hurt to experiment with it even if I don't necessarily need it. I'll give this a shot and maybe post the code later and let you all tear it apart. :) -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
