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Online Python Tutor
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Re: Online Python Tutor
#32This is awesome. Would be cool to see a version for a lower level language like C that would help people understand the stack and visualize pointer arithmetic.
If you found this awesome, Bret Victor will blow your mind (the coding tool is the third example): http://vimeo.com/36579366
I want his editor.
Re: Online Python Tutor
#33It is great that Hacker News has caught up with this -- Philip has done a great job with the Python Tutor. Next step: user-definable layout for display of different data types.
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you found this awesome, Bret Victor will blow your mind (the coding tool is the third example): http://vimeo.com/36579366
Thank you. This guy is unbelievable. He blows my mind every time he publishes something. I want his editor.
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Re: Online Python Tutor
#35This is awesome. Would be cool to see a version for a lower level language like C that would help people understand the stack and visualize pointer arithmetic.
If you found this awesome, Bret Victor will blow your mind (the coding tool is the third example): http://vimeo.com/36579366
Re: Online Python Tutor
#36This is awesome. Would be cool to see a version for a lower level language like C that would help people understand the stack and visualize pointer arithmetic.
If you found this awesome, Bret Victor will blow your mind (the coding tool is the third example): http://vimeo.com/36579366
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#37Re: Online Python Tutor
#38 if i = len(left):
result.append(right[j])
if j = len(right):
result.append(left[i])Re: Online Python Tutor
#39I need 4 lines to do the mergesort correction. What's the way that is expected here? I would do, if i = len(left): result.append(right[j]) if j = len(right): result.append(left[i])