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Thanks, I'm rocking pluralsight
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Hi<br />
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I have my pygame ready and I'm going to start being a coding-personal-trainer teacher for nearby kids.<br />
No doubt, there are many books for me to gain wisdom on how to proceed? Or, is there a good web-site done?<br />
I asked some previous questions in this sphere, but some additional references/syllabus would be useful.<br />
Thanks
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Hi

I have my pygame ready and I'm going to start being a coding-personal-trainer teacher for nearby kids.
No doubt, there are many books for me to gain wisdom on how to proceed? Or, is there a good web-site done?
I asked some previous questions in this sphere, but some additional references/syllabus would be useful.
Thanks

May I have some python coding teaching advice?

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Game Programming

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Java

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