Scratch

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Scratch is actually like C#.

Well, C# is actually among the easy languages (like VB or... Java...Script?)

An interesting discovery

http://www.codeplex.com/IronPythonStudio

Python Visual Studio.

I'm learning C# offa C# station. but my Visual C# is throwing a weird error when i have more than two classes not contained within a namespace.

and it crashed when I tried to add a namespace.
lol. C# is soo easy compared to C++, even though the syntax is quite similar

I find the best way to speed up learning a language, is to write all the code down manually, instead of copy and pasting. which is why I wrote down the Emerald source code on a completely different file.
It took a while, but it helped understand the code a lot.

I'm not really new at programming and yes, thats how i wrote my classes except in blocks like:

namespace all
{
  public class class1
  {
     //code stuff
   }
   public class class1
    {
    //class stuff
    }
}

what are we actualy using to program emerald in? is it python or C#, C++what are we using?

Do .py files made in IronPythonStudio still require .NET framework???

IronPython is more like Python.NET - it's pure python, but uses .NET framework.

The-Whiz: Which version are you using? Maybe you'll need the following modules: TK, Tkinter, PyGame

The-Whiz wrote:

I don't have PyGame.

The current Emerald only uses Tkinter.

The-Whiz wrote:

Where can I get Python 2.6?

http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.6.4/

Iv now got the emerald 0.3 on my desktop, ill need to update it though when we get 0.4 up. hows it doing and whats excpected of it?

cds56 wrote:

Small basic is MS?

that's weird. to think that I've never heard of it.

Small Basic is a Kid-friendly version of Visual Basic. It only includes 14 sub-commands, but is very functional. Search it up on Google. You'll find it. Yes it is for Microsoft Operating Systems. Hope that helps!