Chris Barker writes:
> that way. Saying that their very first easy program is:
>
> print("hello world")
>
> is fine
I have had similar experience on a small scale.
Also I've been teaching R recently. The students who know Python
(Python 3, we don't have backward compatibility issues in our work)
got the concept that all "real work" in R is done by functions,
immediately. Those who don't, have trouble with the concept that
"help" and "q" (for "quit") need parentheses to get them to work.
Unfortunately R doesn't have Python's Easter Eggs, so they get a code
dump rather than help when they type the bare names.
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