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When typing in python into the command line, just the word, nothing else, it gives me the python is not in operable command file path or process kind of stuff. I made sure it was installed properly, python three point something whatever 32 bit. How can I fix this.
Hi.
I love the tutorials so far, they're vary helpful.
When do you think part two is coming out? I can't wait for it!
you might nee to re install it, some times it can be a little picky.
@26, try reinstalling. That happened to me the first like 3 times as well.
vao vao long time wated for this things wateing to have new parts of tutorial ! nathon. your really awsome programmer thanks from heart wil try this and ask for help if need
if you don't shut your pc down and just wait for sometime you will have it completely distroyed, that's what happened when you don't close the loop, also, i don't like using files in the very first steps
@31 a little dromatic?
@everyone else, I don't like to give deadlines for things, as I end up missing them or producing a bad product.
I've hit a spot of bad luck with my computer in terms of python developing right now which is why the second part is not quite ready yet.
In the mean time, I have been researching various methods for going about the game, so I can teach you the best one out there.
at post 32 i didn't mean to efend you or start a drama, actualy what i said about the loops that i got a heavy damage in the ram, that's why i said that, it was something nasty i did by the way with the loops, about using the files, that was just My opinion
Sorry for reviving this, but I was wondering if this will be continued?
Hi there,
They certainly will be.
It is simply a matter of free time at the moment, or lack there of.
Each tutorial is around 15 minutes of recording, plus 30 minutes of audio editing time.
What with my other projects, the maintenance of CR, website things I'm trying to fix to get higher google rankings, meetings, my degree, running a society, losing one of my pets dogs, plus eating and, sometimes, sleeping, they fell at the wayside.
Rest assured though these are not abandond and they will be completed
@35, have you ever considered hiring a private team to help you with some of the things that a team can do? I.e.: your website?
@36, Aren't those usually paid?
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