Interesting to see discussion on supply and demand issues for Python programmers. You might be interested to learn that, after a few years of flirting with Python in various ways, the School of Computing at the University of Leeds has recently switched to teaching Python as the first and primary programming language for undergraduates on all of our degree programmes. I know we're not the only ones doing this, so perhaps the supply will rise to meet the demand in a few years! Nick -- Dr Nick Efford, School of | E: nde at comp.leeds.ac.uk Computing, University of | T: +44 113 343 6809 Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT, UK | W: http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/nde/ --------------------------+----------------------------------------- PGP fingerprint: 6ADF 16C2 4E2D 320B F537 8F3C 402D 1C78 A668 8492
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