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4-day workshop on phython ends
The computer science department of Siddhartha Mahila Kalasala organised a fourday workshop on Phython using Web Development and Windows forms with the support of Peramsons Software Development private limited which concluded here on Monday
Vijayawada: The computer science department of Siddhartha Mahila Kalasala organised a four-day workshop on ‘Phython using Web Development and Windows forms’ with the support of Peramsons Software Development private limited which concluded here on Monday.
The company CEO P Rajasekar Reddy and executive manager P Ravi Kiran were the chief guests of the programme.
Speaking on the occasion, Rajasekar Reddy and Ravi Kiran said that through this workshop they explained the preparation of forms and windows using Phython language.
This language will help develop server applications and web applications without web frame.
The students were made to develop applications in the workshop in the four-day workshop.
The company CEO assured free online training on Phython web development and windows forms for a few students. Prizes were given to students who performed well in developing applications at the workshop.
The college director Dr T Vijayalakshmi, principal Dr M Nalini, computer science department head K Anitha, faculty and students were present.
