What language?
What language?
Guys made my bones with HTML what programming language would you recommend next?
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p99
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HTML isn't programming......
Just start learning a high level language, It doesn't matter much. Just as long as you can grasp the programming logic. That is what makes a good programmer. Understand that well and things start to become just syntax.
I personally reccomend Python as a starting language. You will be able to produce basic things with minimal code. C could possibly overwhelm you with code.
Python is good becuase it allows you to understand the basics of what a program actually does. Then move to C or something a bit more low level.
Then you understand what is going on from there. And you can move to yet another lower level language.... If your goal was to understand it completly.
Just start learning a high level language, It doesn't matter much. Just as long as you can grasp the programming logic. That is what makes a good programmer. Understand that well and things start to become just syntax.
I personally reccomend Python as a starting language. You will be able to produce basic things with minimal code. C could possibly overwhelm you with code.
Python is good becuase it allows you to understand the basics of what a program actually does. Then move to C or something a bit more low level.
Then you understand what is going on from there. And you can move to yet another lower level language.... If your goal was to understand it completly.
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Chaos1986
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If You Understand HTML Then Try Your Luck With PHP! Good Luck Goose PHP Is A Bit Tricky I Hear. 
If Man Made It Man Can Crack Or Hack It & If You Want To Be A True Hacker You Need To Keep Your Mind Open And Always Be Willing To Learn
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Yeah, also note that Java is also extremely slow for a gui...
Anyway, it really depends on what you want to do. PHP is good for securing and validating information, both inputting and outputting information, etc.
C++ and Assembly are both good for general programming and user interfaces, assembly being the best, however the hardest to learn.
Java and Flash are good for web-based GUI's, which are slower than a regular programming language such as PHP or C++, but still very good, oriented languages that will definitely do what you need them to.
Anyway, it really depends on what you want to do. PHP is good for securing and validating information, both inputting and outputting information, etc.
C++ and Assembly are both good for general programming and user interfaces, assembly being the best, however the hardest to learn.
Java and Flash are good for web-based GUI's, which are slower than a regular programming language such as PHP or C++, but still very good, oriented languages that will definitely do what you need them to.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It works on my machine...
I agree with you entirely. Java proggies are slow but only if they are really big. Netbeans ide is a great example of this. 
But netbeans is a really good ide despite its slowness. I would like you to check out my topic on my Java trojan horse. It is using an ide.
PS: In netbeans where do i store the cs1.Keyboard class which is used for input. I use JCreator aswell and with JCreator you have to put it in one location. Help is appreciated.
But netbeans is a really good ide despite its slowness. I would like you to check out my topic on my Java trojan horse. It is using an ide. PS: In netbeans where do i store the cs1.Keyboard class which is used for input. I use JCreator aswell and with JCreator you have to put it in one location. Help is appreciated.
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