Well, now you go further into the realm of programming.
Scratch is a programming language, right?
So is python, but you write code with it, and it can connect to Scratch.
HOWEVER, it is totally separate from Scratch. If I write some code:
print "hello world"
It'll print, and it can be much more powerful than that.
That's just a tiny introduction...
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midnightleopard wrote:
can it create games?
Oh most definetely! Much more complex games than Scratch, for sure!
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Greatdane wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
can it create games?
Oh most definetely! Much more complex games than Scratch, for sure!
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Okay, I wont ^_^
Yes, but games are much more hard to create. Python isn't meant to make games but with a lot of knowledge and time, you can create a very complex game.
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A very fun game made in PyGame is Netrek ( PyGame: http://netrek.org/downloads/linux-not-cow.php/ Main: http://netrek.org/ ) Though Netrek for PyGame is still in huge development, it's pretty nice, I'm helping with Beta-Testing for it.
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is python a download or is it all online?
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16Skittles wrote:
is python a download or is it all online?
Download.
http://www.python.org
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a good summary of python is this: it ain't scratch. python is a HIGH-LEVEL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE. a programming language is what they make video games like for the ds and stuff out of. a programming language is what makes a computer RUN and actually work: here is a program that displays text:
print "hello world"
it runs so fast that you can't see it, unless you slow it down. (sorry i don't know how to do that)
to make a simple bat-and-ball game, you would need about 50-60 lines of code. ouch
but don't let that discourage you. python is a very easy language to learn. here is a link to the python website:
http://www.python.org/
hope this helps!
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An expanded version of Hidas's Hello World program is:
print "Hello World!"
raw_input("Press the enter key to exit.")That will allow you to see what was printed.
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Yes....If any of you have Linux Software you can get Python from the Apps list. You can also dowlnoad it here: http://www.python.org/download/
Scratch On!
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Magnie wrote:
An expanded version of Hidas's Hello World program is:
Code:
print "Hello World!" raw_input("Press the enter key to exit.")That will allow you to see what was printed.
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midnightleopard wrote:
can it create games?
it is very possible. It has differant coding to creating game or programs. a very advanced scratch and very comlicated but is sepertat from scatch. I have not used it but it looks hard. Differant type of programing to scratch.
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cds: M30W isn't out yet!
And M30W will be like Scratch, with sprites, not plain text.
Last edited by Magnie (2009-12-28 10:59:48)
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hidas wrote:
a good summary of python is this: it ain't scratch. python is a HIGH-LEVEL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE. a programming language is what they make video games like for the ds and stuff out of. a programming language is what makes a computer RUN and actually work: here is a program that displays text:
print "hello world"
it runs so fast that you can't see it, unless you slow it down. (sorry i don't know how to do that)
to make a simple bat-and-ball game, you would need about 50-60 lines of code. ouch
but don't let that discourage you. python is a very easy language to learn. here is a link to the python website:
http://www.python.org/
hope this helps!![]()
I think thats not technicaly true, they can program a game in just pure code, but what they sometimes do is, they program an engine in the programing language, then use the engine to make the game, it is a lot more helpful to see what youe designing.
Iv watched some how things are made type videos on youtube and places like that.
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