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Python for Fun [INTER] _ ______ ________ ________ ________ ________ <{)===| ` |====| |====| |==<=| |====| |===(}> | |____| |____| |_ __| |____| | | | | 88 88 888888 88 88""Yb | | 88 88 88__ 88 88__dP | | 888888 88"" 88 .o 88""" .' | 88 88 888888 88ood8 88 \ | | | . _ .,-'``'-,. _ | | '` _ .,- '` `' -,. _ ~ HELP ~ | | _ .,- '` `'-,. _ | |_.,- '` `' -,._| .-----------------------------------------------------------------. / .-. ______ .-. \ | / \ /_ __/__ ____ ____ / \ | | |\_. | / / / _ `/ _ `(_-< | /| | |\| | /| /_/ \_,_/\_, /___/ |\ | |/| | `---' | /___/ | `---' | | |-----------------------------------------------------| | \ / ~ TAGS ~ \ / `---' `---' [3.x] Compatible with any version of python higher than the x. If no specified, it's either unknown or a general python 3 material Generally as long as it's 3.x it's all the same. The version might only differ in some minor syntax changes, but keep in mind that syntax never gets deleted, it can only be added. So don't ask yourself what version to choose, as long as you keep to ≥ 3.4 you'll be fine. [AUDIO] Material containing audio content: talks, podcasts, interviews etc [BOOK] Material in book formats: pdf, epub, prc, azw3, mobi, etc [GAME] Playable games that teaches programming or content that provides instruction on how to make them yourself. [HELP] Sites, forums, mailing lists and more where you can look for the answers to your questions. [HTML] Content is available online, can be saved and compiled as different formats like pdf, epub, with help of "print as pdf", pandoc or any other converting tools. [INTER] Material provided in link can be either tested on the site, downloaded/copied and executed or provides any other measure of interactive possibilities [LEGACY] Due to short time of span where python 2.7 going to be supported it's fair to start calling it LEGACY version. All though it's still perfectly viable and used in many scenarios like CTFs, exploits, automation and more. 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Simple for beginners, good for data | | | science and visualisations. | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Atom | GitHub's own open source editor | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | ptpython | Another REPL on steroids | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | bpython | And another one(REPL). | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | NotePad++ | Microsoft Windows Only | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | NotePad2 | Microsoft Windows Only | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | VSCode | Microsoft's editor for various languages | #======================================================================# PYTHON SPECIFIC IDES #======================================================================# | IDLE | Build-in Python IDE written in pure python | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Mu | Open source IDE for Python Beginners | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Spyder | IDE specialised for Scientific Visualisation | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | PyCharm | Freeware, have paid version with all features | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Pyzo | The Interactive editor for scientific Python | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | PyDev | Eclipse IDE for Python | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Wind IDE | Freeware, have paid version with all features | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Eric | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ | #======================================================================# PROPRIETARY EDITORS/IDES: #======================================================================# | Sublime Text | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Komodo | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ | #======================================================================# And more: https://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/resources/editors-and-IDEs/ _ ______ ________ ________ ________ ________ <{)===| ` |====| |====| |==<=| |====| |===(}> | |____| |____| |_ __| |____| | | | | dP"Yb 888888 88 88 888888 88""Yb | | dP Yb 88 88 88 88__ 88__dP | | Yb dP 88 888888 88"" 88"Yb .' | YbodP 88 88 88 888888 88 Yb \ | | | . _ .,-'``'-,. _ | | '` _ .,- '` `' -,. _ ~ MISC ~ | | _ .,- '` `'-,. _ | |_.,- '` `' -,._| .-----------------------------------------------------------------. / .-. __ _ __ .-. \ | / \ / / (_)__ / /__ ___ / \ | | |\_. | / /__/ / _ \/ '_/(_-< | /| | |\| | /| /____/_/_//_/_/\_\/___/ |\ | |/| | `---' | | `---' | | |-----------------------------------------------------| | \ / ~ LINKS ~ \ / `---' `---' 092. 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