[Visualpython-users] Learning Python and Visual

[Doug M. <dou...@gm...>]

Hi all,

I created a blog entry about my experiences learning python and visual at: 
http://dougmair.blogspot.com/

Please check it out and make suggestions.

I created two programs (source files are also on the blog).

The Rubik cube program works well, but is not written in a very python like 
way.
I spend most of my time programming in C#, so it's hard for me to think in 
the python way.
I would appreciate any code review telling me how it could be done better in 
python.

The MagDisc.py program is a simulation of magnetic forces between 
freespinning discs with magnets fixed on them.
I'm trying to create a virtual free energy simulator.  It's cheaper than 
building it in the real world.
This program works pretty well, but I'm having trouble with the equation 
that converts the magnetic forces into the angular momentum of the discs.
Any physics advice would be appreciated.

Also, I tried the Rubiks cube with the version 4 beta on Windows Vista and 
it had lots of problems.

Thanks for any help,
Doug Mair