Thanks very much, I have followed your page, it's good to see that there actually is a classical music community on Steemit.

Cheers, I did think about adding some graphics using the stave(i did a few in the previous lessons), wanted to focus more on the concept though rather than any particular interval. Will be adding graphics

Yeah, I love that about music. It's like a language, you don't actually need to know how to write it to be able to speak it. :)

cheers buddy

Love your lessons mate, helping me to remind and revise :)

Glad to hear it buddy :)

Yeah you are correct there, us guitarists are sentimental types haha

Looks like a nice little pedal, I still use an old ME-50 that I have had for about 5 years, tried using some of the GT series boards but I always go back to the ME50. Nice review though :)

Pretty cool little tutorial series from Kotlin, I've been messing around in android studio with Kotlin myself lately, going to work through some of the challenges here though, see if I can pick up the

You are welcome, happy to help :)

Thanks, appreciate it :)

Glad to see you are getting some use out of my tutorials. I began using Python with this book although it was my first introduction to programming in general so it is probably a little basic for someone

Awesome, good work. This needs more exposure :)

Yes, you are correct, so if you wanted to store an integer in a variable using the input function you would do something like this num = int(input("Enter a number: "))or you could do this, the

Thanks for the kind words, always good to see more programmers on here doing tutorials. Keep up the good work :)

Awesome, looking forward to seeing the outcome :)

Yeah, I agree, sounds good, do you have any concepts yet?

You are welcome, I will check out MinerGate.com. Thanks for the resteem as well :)

I drove over this bridge/tunnel a few days ago, it's pretty remarkable.

The Matrix chapter is really good, all about living in a simulation. Really makes you think :)