Cardano and Python

Cardano - Programming in Python 101

By Call me Steven | the awesome zone | 11 Apr 2020


Python is one of the easier programming languages out there. It is being used for the development of a variety of different applications, from desktop, to web, all in the purpose of facilitating data analysis and visualization. 

Another one of the more viable uses of python it turns out, is the usage of the programming language to interact with the Cardano mainnet and development of blockchain applications on top of the Cardano platform.

Now, for non-programmers this can sound like a completely unknown realm, an unexplored realm, but it really isn't as complicated as it sounds. Anyone who is interested can learn how to use and program in python, given the time and effort to do it.

You can check out this video which I believe is a great starting point for anyone looking to get into python and further understand the workings of the Cardano platform, without having any background or experience in programming, basically, being a complete and absolute beginner.

It's a perfect fit and will help anyone interested to learn the basics really quickly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6AApDGSdac

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Call me Steven
Call me Steven

Just getting into crypto, but have been following the trends closely, I believe I already have a pretty big accumulation of new info.


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