AFTERWORD
Well done. You’ve reached the end of this book. You’ve come a long way since that first print()
function! You’ve used Processing’s Python Mode to delve into randomness, periodic motion, Euclidean vectors, interactivity, and more. You learned how to write code for generating patterns, animations, and data visualizations. You also learned to read in data from CSV and JSON files, and how to structure your programs by using object-orientated programming and modules. If you ever need to refer to the examples in this book, you can access them at https://github.com/tabreturn/processing.py-book/ or look at https://www.nostarch.com/Learn-Python-Visually/. This repository includes solutions to the challenges in each chapter. But there’s plenty ...
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