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Learning programming-where to start

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cymon:
Everything is a lot of memorization. You can't just open up gcc and type whatever the hell you want. You memorize the functions, objects, and you learn how to use them.

You can get some free programming ebooks on Java and C++ from mindview.net

solemnwarning:

--- Code: ---#!/usr/bin/perl

print("Perl pwns all non-compiled languages! :D\n");

--- End code ---

Pathos:
There is only one programming language: C++

Don't bother with HTML, thats not a imperative.

beaver, kate, kedit, gedit are all reasonable code editors.

get MinGWStudio once the bandwidth exceeded error goes away, its the most beautiful IDE ever.

http://www.parinyasoft.com/mingwstudio.html

There are plenty of free C++ resources but there are a lot of tricks to learn.

muzzy:
The government of Muzzylandia cannot recommend C++ to a complete newbie. It has way too many newbie traps and problems, and its abstractions tend to leak to machine level in every implementation of it so you need to understand a lot more than just the programming language when your program doesn't work and you need to fix it.

Python is fine, even though I find the indentation issue to be unholy.

solemnwarning:

--- Quote from: muzzy ---The government of Muzzylandia cannot recommend C++ to a complete newbie. It has way too many newbie traps and problems, and its abstractions tend to leak to machine level in every implementation of it so you need to understand a lot more than just the programming language when your program doesn't work and you need to fix it.

Python is fine, even though I find the indentation issue to be unholy.
--- End quote ---


perl :P

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