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Here, we try to anticipate common questions about Boston Python and about Python software.
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### Questions about Boston Python
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- How do I organize an event for Boston Python?
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We recently added [a page describing this once mysterious process](https://about.bostonpython.com/planning)
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### Questions about Python
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- What's the best way to install python?
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- What's the best editor to use for python?
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- Should I learn python or {{ other_language }} if I want to work in {{ field }}?
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## Pro Tips:
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When questions start with _"What is the best...?"_, the response should ask for a clarification of the use case.
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- What is most important to you?
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- Are you working alone, or with other people?
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- What are you using now?
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- Are you doing this for curiosity or for a requirement (money, certification, T-Shirts)
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- Do you have time to learn something new?
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When questions start with _"How do I...?"_, the response should ask for an example of a failing test. In other words, a concrete example of where they are in the problem.
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The best requests for help look something like this:
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