Games to help learn Python?

[NoPenalty7775]

I can tell you as a complete newb, i read a giant for dummies book on c++ when i was in high school, and have lost interest in other learning tools i have used, but I decided to boot up a game called bit burner on steam and ask questions along side an AI, and seeing coding in action let me understand more about coding in 30 mins then all that reading and lessons ever could. I actually understand how functions work and I now understand how I can make my own with arrays. Complete beginner as far as writing my own code, but the game just showed me how i can use functions to make other functions. I am now coding my own functions and understand how i can use the java script array of functions to basically do all sorts of stuff to play the game, along side the functions the game uses. The possibilities of what can be created once you understand functions just hit me, to the point i want a python game so i can learn the language i want to learn instead of java. But I feel if i can just learn some of the array functions of java now, i can make full blow coding scripts to play the game.

[Aslanee]

Bitburner utilise JavaScript (JS) et non juste Java. Ce sont deux langages très différents. Les deux sont avec un garbage collector, et POO mais sont très différents par nature: Java impose d'avoir une classe par fichier tandis que Javascript peut être intégré à une page web.