Hello all!

I am finding it hard to find a good resource for Python with .net. Most examples tend to be in c# and the examples in Python have a bizarre syntax. I just need a good beginnings tutorial guide on Python's .net. I would prefer to stick with Python instead of moving to c#.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

cppdna

Python with .Net is not standard Python but is Python/CLI which is a different language
I think that it has quite a cumbersome syntax.
If you use C# .Net you'll have a syntax much more intuitive and similar to standard Python

@bazzy

I have been reading some of the msdn and I am getting that. I don't know why they call it Python anymore, it definitely is a superset or new language. I mean they put a "for each" in the language!

I agree that it is cumbersome. I am coming from VCL from Borland. I feel that .net is the way to go if I want to stay active in RAD development for windows. Visual Studio offers more than Borland's IDE, but I feel Python\cli's abstraction makes it almost not worth the effort. Since I will have to learn a new language just to get to .net, surprisingly c# is a shorter effort to learn - how funny.

Thanks,

cppdna