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def kysy_vuosi(): print "Hello year 1582."
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I have some basic programming experience on Python, VBA and Matlab.
I had idea to try my hand on Sailfish programming whit a simple date calculator (user inputs date and code adds x-dates to it, the result is displayed). I figured installing the SDK and VM; but now I'm having difficulties submerging to QT world. Is it C++ or own language? Is there any books or websites, besides the offical QT and Sailfish sites, that could point me to start?
I really appreciate all help!