Thank you for your reply, Jhon. It was useful advice. > Take a hint: they say "Google is your friend", but better still is the > source in lib\*.py -- it's quite legible, you don't need an Internet > connection, and there sure ain't no ads in the margin. And don't just > open it in emergencies: pick a module that covers a topic that > interests you and just read it. You'll see good coding style, good ways > of doing things, wise utterances by the timbot, ...
I am new to programing so I was wasting a lot of time to fix bug, only struggling with my code where an error has occured then read throug an book at hand. I didn't think of such an approch to solve problems and read error messages. Thank you again very much for the imformative advice. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
