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Can anybody provide some premade Python scripts for me to learn from, I am currently studying Python and I want some scripts that are small and easy that I can revise from and keep the commands in my head.

Thanks
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BUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMP
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This doesn't really make much sense.

Scripts that do what exactly?

I could give you a script that allows you to control an AR Quadcopter but it wouldn't make much sense to do so.

What is it that you are trying to learn?
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I just want scripts that I can look it and just see how it works to study the commands etc, I just need a script and then I can try to figure out what each line of code does
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The way I learned C# was by thinking of a basic program idea (like a stopwatch, something that wrote a .txt file or something simple like that) and trying to make it. You'll get to points where you won't particularly know exactly how to do something, so google it and read up on what you're doing and what the code is doing, and see what your language has to do things.

There are many ways to learn a language, and looking at other peoples' coding just isn't the best way. Coding yourself is the best way to learn. It's about deciding what you want to use and how you do it; not how someone else wants to do it.
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Ah ok, I see; thank you for your input sir I will continue to code my own programs
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make a quiz or something productive it's the best way to learn python I finished my python exam a year ago and it was the best way to learn and memorise commands
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Use Codeacademy, you can learn to program on there
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