the programming topic

Don't search for sound library and key capture library, learn the language well first

i don't want to make small programs with console interface, i want to make very easy programs that have an empty window

I know pygame can make blank windows.
Autoit can as well. I'm also looking at rem\npy or how ever that's spelled. It's an engine type thing for visual novels.
I've looked barely at some of the scripts, and they seem kind of easy to use.

Use autoit if you just need to make empty window GuiCreate ("Title") guisetstate (@sw_show). easy and empty :)

yes i know. but i want to learn rust and make games.

But before making games you first must learn the language. And GUi is not a good starting point.

Speaking of programming games, I may work on my apple iie disk image a bit. I have an idea for a simple trivia engine, plus some others that I may try and make.

hello there. What is the best and the most accessible and free way to learn python from the basics?

Guys, what's the question "accessible tutorials". Sorry but is it only for me sounds a bit limiting? I mean if you will folow the videos then, of course for beginer it could be on a way to impossible to start and relly only on them. But, there are first of all, teorical aspect if you're really beginner, and there are plenty of plain text tutorials or even advanced books in pdf format, so why it should be not accessible? start by visiting python.org and try to go with basic stuff. It's not a reaper in which you need some specific addons :) Yesterday I was talking with one blind girl who asked really really the same: accessible python tutorials. You need to just search for "python tutorials". :)

NathanTech has some useful tutorials. I've only gotten just so far in Python, then I have a mental block or something, oh well.

most of the good stuff are payed, so please suggest a good tutoriel. Btw, isn't python's builtin docs mainly for developers switching from something to python?

python.org, or just google "python tutorials for beginners".

There's a pretty good book from which you can start. Wanted to do that as well but nowadays I don't really have much time. Attaching it in hopes it might be a good source for some of you.
Edit: sadly elten gives an error if I want to attach it, so if anyone needs it I can upload the book somewhere.

Learn Regex first

Here's a link to Nathan Tech's Python tutorials. https://www.nathantech.net/products/tutorials/python/index.php

are these updated or when i downloaded them about a year ago they're the same/

What is there to update? Python is pretty much the same as it was when the tutorials were produced.

I'm sure he hasn't updated them.

He's added more tutorials, but the python ones are the same because, like I said, what is there to update?

so python doesn't change?