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Hey Fellow tcf members
I am a IT interested guy, I want to be a Game designer, when done with school. I'm on the age 15 almost 16, and I think it is time for me to start to learn how to program, I know that it's something I have to sit with by my self, and work hard to be good at, so I want to get started now. I just got a few question. What programming language should I start with? and where can I find a guide for it? I have so far been working with HTML, css, and some java. I have rent a book about C++ but I've got told it wasn't a good language to start out with. |
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Well you can try - http://www.w3schools.com/
Very good tutorials there, and if you put time and effort in, you`ll pick it up in no time. I think basic HTML is where you want to start, learn the basic tags; i.e. <br> </br> -- which does a link break. Need any more help, the let me know. Regards Jason. |
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C++ is a good gaming language but some games are created in java particularly the mac/ linux compatible games, the famous runescape is a java applet
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i am a java programmer and i found the for dummies books brilliant but the java syntax is derived from c++ and there fore once you know one it isnt that hard to pick up the other hope i helped
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I got to basic HTML, I guess that it was where I should start, it's not real programming, but it use some of the same basic things.
____ I know C++ it should be one of teh best programming language, and I want to learn it, but I have got told that it should be hard to start out with I also know java alittle, and how many smaller games, are made with java. But what I wanted to know is which programming language is best to start out with? I know a few of them, but not which I should start with Python, Peal, java, C, C++. Any of those, or are they others that will be easyer, when it's first time I'm gonna learn programming? (Thanks for fast replay) |
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visual basic is the best to start with , then either java or c++ they do almost identical thing but java does the on linux and macs aswell as windows and also runs a little faster i think
many programs are java firefox limewire usenext client itunes but it is down to personal preference what you wish to follow |
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Start with something useful. HTML will teach you absolutely nothing, PHP is much better in this respect, but I think the best you could pick is Python.
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I started with C++ and did fine, though. C++ will teach you good programming habits, Java and VB are too loose and once you go to C++ you'll be quickly overwhelmed. My System: 日夏子
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Oay, I'll try C++, but does anyone now a good guide, which is up to date? the book I've rent isn't fully up to date, and haven't found anything so far on google (I'm a noob when it comes to search the net)
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Thanks m8, I'll check it out..
Ohh and how many years do you guys think I'll have to use to get pro at programming? 10? |
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5 id say to know the language inside and out
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