Python Beginner

[ngangsia akumbo]

On Monday, November 18, 2013 5:42:22 AM UTC+1, Terry Reedy wrote:
> On 11/17/2013 11:02 PM, ngangsia akumbo wrote:
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> > Cameroon is a third world country, the IT skills of the people here
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> > is far from attaining any legitimacy.
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> > Many people are doing business here just like in the days of the
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> > Roman empire when computers had not been invented.
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> > We have many companies needing skills professionals to solve their IT
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> > problems which they can't find and always have to hire from abroad.
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> > Talking about problem in IT you can think of the most basic problem.
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> > Taxation, databases, accounting, simple apps for businesses ,
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> > tracking systems, bookkeeping, Mobil apps for city direction, etc,
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> > which i can't identify all being a python beginner.
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> To find (free) business software written in Python, search at
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> https://pypi.python.org/pypi
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> sourceforge.net
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> or you favorite search engine.
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> Perhaps you can learn to use and adapt a few to solve local business 
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> problems.
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> > We don't even have a University that offer a full flesh computer
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> > science course
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> The phrase you are looking for is 'full-fledged'. 'Fledge' has the same 
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> root as 'fly' and it means 'develop the feathers needed to fly' (for a 
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> young bird). So a full-fledged computer science course would be one that 
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> teaches you all the skills you need to 'fly' on your own.
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> -- 
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> Terry Jan Reedy

not 'full-fledged' but a uni that offers a complete program on CS