Python and the Tipping Point

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Journal by Jack William Bell on Tuesday October 28, 2003 @01:56PM

I found this months ago, but somehow forgot to blog it: In part IV of 'A Conversation with Bruce Eckel', Bruce talks with Bill Venners about the way the Python language itself acts as a kind of 'tipping point' for programmer productivity.

Also don't miss parts I, II and III.

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by FortKnox ( 169099 ) writes:

Someone (Einstein??) said that you never truely know a subject until you can teach children to understand it.

Eckel knows coding (especially OO), his books bring complex ideas into something that is easy to understand, and I use his examples and teaching style when I teach Java 101 (which includes intro to OO).

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