> Thanks. I think what I actually want to learn is design pattern in a > looser sense, not in the computer-science-vocabulary-sense. > > I'm a graduate student in science, and python is my favourite programming > language in daily work. I can solve most of the problems with python, but > my programming efficienct is really low. Somethimes I have to stop to think > about when to use what idiom, such as when to use functions and when to > use methods. > > I want to learn how to write better programs more effectively and more > efficiently. I will try to have a look at the wikipedia. > > Thanks again for your kind suggestion :) > > Regards, >
That stuff mainly just comes with time. Familiarize yourself with the docs, and code, and it will become like second nature after a bit. And you'll always have to stop and think about things - it tends to be best to do so before you start coding though. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
