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Here is a Python Assembler I found

http://mysite.verizon.net/olsongt/usersGuide.html
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wow... 8O
Python is on the best way to become one of the most powerful OOP languages.....thanks to the people developing it, like the guy who ported Scapy to Windows for example...I just forgot how his name is... :-99
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I tough C++ was the best OOP?

Hmmm someone ported scapy to windows? He must be a total genius :wink:
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well, in the last years C++ did not evolve imo.....but Python made large steps forward... :)
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Go to google video and look for python. Then watch the seminar on python 3.0 hosted by google.

Bring on teh print() function! And many other things are gonna change too.
I don't know im digging c++ though.
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