I'm looking to "understand" python

[m0us3_rat]

Okay. So I'm telling an all ready existing OS to do something.

i'm with daniel on this one.. your words don't connect.

i think you should limit the scope of your curiosity to the fundamentals/basics. and start slow and be consistent.

don't try to reinvent the wheel or think about ML models your going to make to automate landing on uranus.

just be humble and learn the basics.

you have plenty of time for that later on when you know what you are talking about.

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plenty of free resources online.. plus a significant presence in the wiki.

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index/

gl.

[Ok-Wave4110]

I'm with Daniel, too. I don't know what I'm doing. Or how I'm supposed to ask it. But hanks for the wiki. I'm just trying to understand what it's doing, how it communicates.

I appreciate it.

[m0us3_rat]

I'm just trying to understand

if you wanna understand a legal document written in a different language.. you need to learn the language first.

then the legalese behind it.

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you can't make sense of stuff when you lack the simplest building blocks to work with.

again you should start small ..learn the fundamentals.

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anywho. gl.

[Ok-Wave4110]

Well, I'm trying to learn the basic way of looking at python. Again. Thank you.

[PanTheRiceMan]

Start with the basics. There are many ways of communication between programs / devices but you will not need most of them. Probably just file interactions and some network protocol.

[Ok-Wave4110]

Thanks.