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aikimarkk, are you an expert with Python? &nbsp;I must decide whether I want to pay my membership. &nbsp;I'll be needing help with python.<br />
Have you used Wingware Python IDE?
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aikimarkk, are you an expert with Python?  I must decide whether I want to pay my membership.  I'll be needing help with python.
Have you used Wingware Python IDE?

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No. &nbsp;I have not used the Wingware IDE.
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@chima: You do not need to pay membership if you occasionally answer questions (say related to C# or whatever) of the others to get the points. You can also write short articles that present your own experience/knowledge for the other. To help you decide, I have also found the ExpertsExchange a nice tool for learning -- the Q/A forming a timeline, more personal (human) approach (a good alternative/complement to the forums like StackOverflow).
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@chima: You do not need to pay membership if you occasionally answer questions (say related to C# or whatever) of the others to get the points. You can also write short articles that present your own experience/knowledge for the other. To help you decide, I have also found the ExpertsExchange a nice tool for learning -- the Q/A forming a timeline, more personal (human) approach (a good alternative/complement to the forums like StackOverflow).

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Hello,<br />
Back when C# came out; I did not know how to pronouns this combination of C and a # (sharp). &nbsp;Talking to a &nbsp;developer, he chuckled when I said &quot;C pound.&quot;<br />
And now, when &quot;reading&quot; about generic decorators; it is not written as to &nbsp;how to pronouns these;<br />
*args, **kwargs<br />
Might any one have the phonetics /fəˈnediks/ on these two decorators;<br />
*args, **kwargs<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,
Back when C# came out; I did not know how to pronouns this combination of C and a # (sharp).  Talking to a  developer, he chuckled when I said "C pound."
And now, when "reading" about generic decorators; it is not written as to  how to pronouns these;
*args, **kwargs
Might any one have the phonetics /fəˈnediks/ on these two decorators;
*args, **kwargs

Thanks

Python generic decorators

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