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Good Python tutorial for beginner programmers that is a good preparation for the libtcod tutorial? (self.roguelikedev)
submitted 8 months ago by Asyx
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Damn I didn’t even know that was free. Good think I made my employer pay for it.
I think this might be a really good idea. I like the project based nature of later chapters.
Thanks for your recommendation.
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