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Questions related to teaching about game design concepts, teaching how to work with game design tools and teaching various aspects of designing games.
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What would be a good first choice to teach game programming to beginners?
Python (probably Python 3) would be a great option. Python is a very user-friendly language, perfect for beginner programmers (it also enforces good practices like indentation, etc). That being said, …
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