Running our Python code
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Running our Python code

In my last post I spoke about getting started with Python and some of the idiomatic things I wish I'd known when I was starting out. In this post I talk about how to run the Python code we write.

Seems straightforward enough, right? Well yes, but Python has some nuances it's worth knowing about.

This time I'm sharing the link to the post on my blog because LinkedIn articles don't support syntax highlighting in code blocks. I don't have comments turned on over there, but feel free to leave them here!

And if you happen to know of a way to do better code highlighting natively in LinkedIn, please let me know 😁

Bruce Scharlau

I help you teach team collaboration to your software engineering students so they learn the human-side of software development. Your students will thank you later.

1mo

This is great. I like that each of these posts focuses on one small thing. Looking forward to the next one.

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