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The future scope of the Python ?

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I dont know exactly the scope of the Python..

So please tell me the Future scope of the python
Dec 31 '08 #1
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Frinavale
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I've moved your question to the Python forum.
You will be more likely to get help here about Python questions than you would in the .NET forum.

Cheers!

-Moderator Frinny
Dec 31 '08 #2
numberwhun
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Ok, you posted the same question in the Perl forum, but relating to Perl. What is it you are wanting to know? What do you mean by scope regarding anything? Can you elaborate?

Regards,

Jeff
Dec 31 '08 #3

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