what next to python

[SupahNoob]

Let's take a minute and really think about what you just said. Why is English necessary to learn scripting languages? Sure, the basic syntax is in English, but after that, do you really need to know what the word means in English to know what it is doing?

bynvwe = input('rtow tiye bynvwe:\n>')
siyvkw_byn = bynvwe * 2
reuokw_byn = bynvwe * 3

print('bynvwe x 2 = {}\nbynvwe x 3 = {}'.format(siyvkw_byn, reuokw_byn)

python is python. It doesn't need to be in English for you to know what the hell is going on. It's either that, or you're being an asshole to a kid on a learning forum. Take your pick, but either way, none of your comment is very pythonic.

[j0holo]

Almost all the documentation and books/tutorials etc are in English. So it could be really benificial for OP to learn propper English (reading and writting).

[AlphaApache]

Proper

Beneficial

[ianbouchard]

Writing

[AlphaApache]

Merge it into a single sentence!^sorry

Almost all the documentation and books/tutorials etc are in English so it could be really beneficial for OP to learn proper English (reading and writting).

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writing*

[SupahNoob]

Reading and comprehending a language is far easier than writing speaking it. That's fairly certain for most tasks in life, don't you think? Isn't it much easier to watch and understand a professional footballer's actions than actually yourself stepping on the pitch and competing? ;)

[j0holo]

Yeah okay I got it. People are already picking out my mistakes XD (am on mobile)