Hi everyone. First wanted to say thanks to this community for providing a lot of useful info. I’m mostly a lurker but some of my googling for issues leads me back to good discussions here.
I wanted to ask all levels of skill about how you go about working on a new project.
Im fairly early on in my python journey but I think I have the skill to recreate a game from my high school years (for those of you in the US that had a TI-83 calculator, where was a text based game call dope wars, drug wars, or something like that)
As I started to develop it i noticed it was much easier for my brain to go and create a bunch of classes first, and start defining the classes and solving and testing the individual functions. It seems like the logical thing to me, but i haven’t started on the main program loop where I’ll have to tie everything together.
I just wondered how this community (beginners and more advanced) goes about building their projects. I seem to be progressing at a good pace but I wonder if my method will create more issues when I try to implement the main program loop.
What does your workflow look like on a new project?
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r/learnpython Hi everyone. First wanted to say thanks to this community for providing a lot of useful info. I’m mostly a lurker but some of my googling for issues leads me back to good discussions here. I wanted to ask all levels of skill about how you go about working on a new project. Im fairly early on in my python journey but I think I have the skill to recreate a game from my high school years (for those of you in the US that had a TI-83 calculator, where was a text based game call dope wars, drug wars, or something like that) As I started to develop it i noticed it was much easier for my brain to go and create a bunch of classes first, and start defining the classes and solving and testing the individual functions. It seems like the logical thing to me, but i haven’t started on the main program loop where I’ll have to tie everything together. I just wondered how this community (beginners and more advanced) goes about building their projects. I seem to be progressing at a good pace but I wonder if my method will create more issues when I try to implement the main program loop. What does your workflow look like on a new project? submitted by /u/mobilehobo [link] [comments]
Hi everyone. First wanted to say thanks to this community for providing a lot of useful info. I’m mostly a lurker but some of my googling for issues leads me back to good discussions here.
I wanted to ask all levels of skill about how you go about working on a new project.
Im fairly early on in my python journey but I think I have the skill to recreate a game from my high school years (for those of you in the US that had a TI-83 calculator, where was a text based game call dope wars, drug wars, or something like that)
As I started to develop it i noticed it was much easier for my brain to go and create a bunch of classes first, and start defining the classes and solving and testing the individual functions. It seems like the logical thing to me, but i haven’t started on the main program loop where I’ll have to tie everything together.
I just wondered how this community (beginners and more advanced) goes about building their projects. I seem to be progressing at a good pace but I wonder if my method will create more issues when I try to implement the main program loop.
What does your workflow look like on a new project?
submitted by /u/mobilehobo
[link] [comments]