Coding in Python really is that simple, and that fun. Although it would be nice if it had a built in getchar() function.
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Established 2006; consigned to shambling undeath since 2009.
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- Greg Tannahill
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Oddly enough, I just cast my gaze back to Python just before the release of this comic as well. The reasons for which I'll cover on my blog at some point.
What brings you to Python?
Building a text adventure-esque game to test some theoretical ideas I have about emergent behaviour and AI; frustrated at the dedicated apps like Adrift.
Awesome. Can't wait to see the results.
Tangentially, have you tried Inform 7?
Can't say that I have as yet.
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