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Nokia Adds New Programming Language To Series 60

Feb 1, 2005, 11:43 AM by (staff)

Nokia this week announced the launch of Python for Series 60. The new software allows developers familiar with the open-source Python programming language to quickly and easily execute Python commands and run Python scripts and applications on Series 60-based smartphones. Developing applications for Series 60 previously required either C++ or Java. The addition of Python will allow developers to rapidly create prototype and proof-of-concept software, and also open the platform to casual hobbyists familiar with Python.

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superman1490

Feb 3, 2005, 7:50 PM

Questions

I wonder if this means that there is going to be an interpreter or if it will only run precompiled scripts. An interpreter would be awesome because then you could make quick apps wherever you were for whatever need arrise. Worked great on my Zaurus and I hope it's as useful as it should be.

DukeBlazinsticks

Feb 1, 2005, 4:39 PM

Nokia new innovation. Interesting.

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This should be cool, or I hope it is.

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