[dba-Tech] Python programming language

Yep. been looking at it. For an old c junkie, c# is the cat's pyjamas. 
What does c# do for the rate :-) ?

P.


artful at rogers.com wrote:
> Although anything but expert, I am a big fan of the Python language (and also of Ruby). There are abundant tutorials around, and a few of the samples should be enough to decide your interest (or not) in Python. A scan of the jobs available indicates that skill in it could add $20/hr. to your rate -- not an iron-clad rule of course, but that's what a casual look reveals.
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> Arthur
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> From: Patti OConnor <poc231st at hotmail.com>
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> Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 4:43:16 PM
> Subject: [dba-Tech] Python programming language
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> Has anyone use the Python programming language. What is it like, how is it, 
> comments.  I was reviewing SPSS version additions and it mentioned including 
> the Python language on the CD and was wondering if it would be beneficial.
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> Thanks
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