Greg Ewing (using news.cis.dfn.de) me at privacy.net
Wed Mar 12 17:06:09 EST 2003

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> "WP" <warrenpstma at _______.com.hotmail> wrote
>>I am thinking of whipping up something, perhaps with the ability to walk
>>through the code ('animated' debugger) and to do something visual or

Something you might like to consider in this area is displaying
a graphical representation of Python data structures. If you
can get people visualising how objects and references work
correctly from the start, it would help clear up a lot of
confusions that beginners often have due to mutating shared
objects.

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