Can anyone suggest a good source for learning programming? Any basic language, because I know nothing, but I would love to learn.
Direwolfs08 0 Newbie Poster
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Jump to PostStart here: http://www.htdp.org/
That requires downloading a Scheme environment here: http://drscheme.org/
Good luck.
Jump to PostYou can refer this tutorial if you are interested in web programming:
http://www.w3schools.com/
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sarehu 84 Posting Whiz in Training
Start here: http://www.htdp.org/
That requires downloading a Scheme environment here: http://drscheme.org/
Good luck.
rinoa04 2 Junior Poster in Training
majestic0110 187 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
I would recommend choosing a language (I personally found c# easiest to learn of the languages I know) and purchasing a good book on that language. For C# I bought "head first C#" and learnt a great deal from it, so I would recomend the Head First series to anybody. There is Head First C, Java, C# and so forth...
Jens 3 Light Poster
The head - first series is incredibly easy to learn from. All books of O'Reilly actually in my opinion. As for starting language, try java (easiest in my opinion due to active debugger) or C#, and start slowly.
Also digging through the documentation for your language can prove helpfull, but you will need the basics first to understand these docs. These are msdn for microsoft and javadoc for java.
Good luck to you.
DevonMcC++ 0 Newbie Poster
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