I Would Like To Start Learning Programation.

[leonidas]

Originally posted by I.am+7 November 2003 - 23:53--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (I.am @ 7 November 2003 - 23:53)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>

Originally posted by leonidas@7 November 2003 - 17:43
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@7 November 2003 - 23:40
I would suggest starting with c++ and then moving onto java. You have quite some time in your hand right?

I got 2 weeks before going to my school.

thats nothing You better not stop working if you want to grow as a programmer. No school should be able to stop the spirit of a programmer.
(wait it does to every once in a while, nevermind) [/b][/quote]
Is it an addictive activity?

[I.am]

In short, a programmer never stops programming. However, if one is looking for quick scripts here and there then should just download. but if one wants to be a programmer then it never stops. No matter how much programming you have done, you learn new thing everyday&#33; Its as addictive as drugs to me (although havent tried drugs )

[Schuler]

Start with C. Even if you start with "C++" you&#39;ll never even learn the features of it that make it a "++". Java is great to learn but now isn&#39;t the time. A good foundation from the bottom up is the way to go. I started with C++ in high school although it was basically C. It makes java alot easier to learn.

[leonidas]

Originally posted by I.am@8 November 2003 - 00:59
In short, a programmer never stops programming. However, if one is looking for quick scripts here and there then should just download. but if one wants to be a programmer then it never stops. No matter how much programming you have done, you learn new thing everyday&#33; Its as addictive as drugs to me (although havent tried drugs )

So I think I&#39;d like that.

[I.am]

Goodluck&#33; & Best wishes&#33;
I.am

[leonidas]

I went to the web page musleman indicated me, but I didn&#39;t find a software for C or C++. Could you just telll me the name of the application (& eventually a edk2 hash for it ^_^ )

[h1]

you can find many compilers for c++, and many of them are free

my personal fav is borland c++builder personal (free) but you can get enterprise and crack it

c++builder enterprise
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12557
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12558
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12559
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12560
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12564
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12565
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12567
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12568
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12569
http://www.cracks,am/d.x?12571

try all of the above

@I.am:
i found java extremely difficult after learning c++ because of some fundamental differences, such as primitive types and array handling

they were extremely similar though

[I.am]

Yup&#33; Even I preferred and still prefer to some extent c++ over java. You get so much used to all concepts and handling through c++ that java looks like a crappy programming language. Although i program in java a lot but still like c++ for many things. Both are very powerful languages and most of the programs written are still in C++. But I must admit that java actually exhibits Object oriented programming concept. Everything is actually an object unlike in c++. Even the pointers in java are objects.

[ZaZu]

A C tutorial


C Programming

[Supernatural]

Originally posted by ZaZu@8 November 2003 - 20:19
A&nbsp; C tutorial


C Programming

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I&#39;ve been wanting to learn programming too. Thanks for the link.