Akshat1

Whatever, I'll go someplace else. Byee

So, here’s my code: �from random import randrange Random1 = randrange(0,100) Random2 = randrange(0,100) print Random1 print Random2’ Now, when I use this code in a new window and then run it over and over again, the value of �Random1’ and �Random 2’ changes, but when I use it in interactive prompt, the value remains the same. Why is that?

You know what, forget it! I'll just finish Python, then will worry about the next language.

OK, thanks everyone for your response.

I am really serious and focused with Python language right now and do know that I should complete it first and then worry about the next language, but I am just curious; which language should I pick next? I’ve read in few articles that the following languages can be essential for hacking: Python (currently learning), C, C#, C++, Lisp, Perl, Php, Fortran, Pascal, Java, dotnet and Javascript . But I don’t which one to pick next or even should I learn each and every language mentioned above. I am not planning to get it done in high school only but it’d be great if I could complete it ASAP �cause I am really serious and interested here. (And for the people who think that I think that these things are easy; let me put your mind at ease and say that I don!) Help me out. Also, why do they say that Visual Basic is not essential in the programming world? Thanks, in advance.

Content: I am planning to get serious with hacking and have all ready started with my programming. The first language I've decided to learn is Python since I've heard that it's strong and easy to learn for a beginner. This is the tutorial I am reading: Oreilly.Learning.Python.4th.Edition.Sep.2009 I've already completed 193/1214 pages of it. Now, should I go even deeper than this (I mean completing the full tutorial) or after completing this tutorial, solve few other problems from other sources and then pick up other language?