Talk:Python en:Operators and Expressions

From Notes

i suggest not putting 2 commands into one line (separated by an semicolon). I suggest to instead split the code into one line for one statement:

instead of:

a = 2; a = a * 3

i prefer:

a = 2
a = a * 3

reason:

• not to teach beginners bad style
• not to confuse beginners who may think that the a*=2 trick needs always a semi-colon
• make code better readable

Rosetta stone

The 1st factor which is noticed concerning the Spanish Language course will be the tediousness of the lessons. The vocabulary words are given in blocks of 4 for ease of memorization, but they're repeated continually throughout the rest of the plan. Sadly, the monotony of the plan can trigger a user to drift off throughout the course of the lesson and miss some crucial points.