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re: How to start learning how to program?
Posted on 5/14/17 at 6:19 am to GeauxLSU25
Posted on 5/14/17 at 6:19 am to GeauxLSU25
Why C++ and Java? Do you have a background in anything computer related? Do you know some languages are better suited for specific issues? Such as, I would not use cpp to write a basic business application. I'd use C# as that's what it is geared for, just like I wouldn't use C# too write a video game.
Even though the two are similar, there's a lot of difference in syntax, format and use.
The programming concept however, once learned can help learn new languages, more readily to suit your need.
My advice, learn a simple language like Visual Basic to build a foundation, then move to a lower level language like cpp.
This advice is predicated on you teaching yourself. Good luck in your endeavor.
Even though the two are similar, there's a lot of difference in syntax, format and use.
The programming concept however, once learned can help learn new languages, more readily to suit your need.
My advice, learn a simple language like Visual Basic to build a foundation, then move to a lower level language like cpp.
This advice is predicated on you teaching yourself. Good luck in your endeavor.
Posted on 5/14/17 at 8:21 pm to stat19
quote:This is not accurate advice. You can use C# and Visual Studio with addons to write video games or just about anything. Seems like C# has the most versatility bc of cross platform coding options that's available.
, just like I wouldn't use C# too write a video game.
There are so many tutorial options you have to use them to see which ones work best for you. I could give you a list that I like, but they're mostly c#, so probably wouldn't do you any good.
Try some video tutorials on youtube. If you like what you try, see if the maker has a series or other videos loaded. A lot of people have posted very long tutorial series. Using youtube can be difficult, though, unless you use a 2nd computer or monitor.
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