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C++

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PLEASE, ONLY READ IF YOU ARE ATLEAST SEMI-EXPERIENCED WITH C++ SCRIPTING/CODING/PROGRAMMING/WHATEVER IT'S TECHNICALLY CALLED.

 

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Hello to the Tech & Computers Board. I've always been interested in learning atleast the basics (hopefully beyond) of 'computer programming.' I've recently taken action on this, and searched the web for some tutorials or beginner's guides. I've read up on it alot at this site, and downloaded good, trusted compiler (Bloodshed Dev-C++). From what I've learned, I've already realized that this is not the easiest thing in the world. Some things are pretty damn confusing or difficult, but it seems it'll all come easier with practice. My school offers a 'Java & C++' class for 12th years, but I'm only going into my 11th. So there's that I'll be able to take the course in 2 years. Geuss I'm too eager and can't wait that long.

 

 

 

So, if anyone, whom is experienced with this stuff, would like to give some hints, tips, advice on the topic, links to good help-areas, it would be extremely appreciated. Anything will help.

 

 

 

~Tru_Vampire0~

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I'm sorry for breaking your easy to find rules, :wall: because i don't know c++, but i took a computer programming class in school, and I am going into AP comp. sci. next year. We started out by learning Basic, with True Basic, which is a free compiler if you get the bronze version. It is a very literal language, and is great for learning on. It is very bad for visual things, because it does not take pictures, just points, with lines connecting them, and colors. I can send you some code if you want, and i can try to explain it from what i can remember. Just pm me if you are interested. If you want to program in Java, i can help you out a lot more.

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I'm sorry for breaking your easy to find rules, :wall: because i don't know c++, but i took a computer programming class in school, and I am going into AP comp. sci. next year. We started out by learning Basic, with True Basic, which is a free compiler if you get the bronze version. It is a very literal language, and is great for learning on. It is very bad for visual things, because it does not take pictures, just points, with lines connecting them, and colors. I can send you some code if you want, and i can try to explain it from what i can remember. Just pm me if you are interested. If you want to program in Java, i can help you out a lot more.

 

from what you said, you seem to know a great amount about Java. I'd be estatic if you'd help want to help me out with learning things about that and getting started. Am i right in assuming Java and C++ are related? Just what I've heard. :-k I'll send you a pm, inquiring programming and Java. :D

 

 

 

 

 

Oh, and Sithlord... you're dumb

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When I Have It, It's the World's. When I Don't Have It, The World Is Mine.

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