Languages to start on
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Languages to start on
hey, i've been wanting to learn a programming language for some time now and was wondering which one i should stick with first. i have messed around with perl some and i have to say i like it. eventually i want to know html, java, php, perl, and python. but i dont know which would be best to start on. if u could give me advice on which one would be best to start i would really appreciate it. also, if u have any ebooks/tutorials on these languages than could u send me some. i dont really have much to learn from right now.
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wow, this question has been asked a lot lately, and has opened up a lot of debate ^^
Simply read around, and get to know the general facts about some different languages, and you'll find one that suits your purpose.
Personally I am much into web design, so I use PHP, and I'm learning JavaScript at the moment =)
I am also aiming towards C++ ^^
Simply read around, and get to know the general facts about some different languages, and you'll find one that suits your purpose.
Personally I am much into web design, so I use PHP, and I'm learning JavaScript at the moment =)
I am also aiming towards C++ ^^
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C++ isnt a hard language to learn, in fact, once you learn one language, all other languages come easy, you just gotta relearn the syntax of the programming language. Like PHP has similar structures of C++, so it would be easy to relearn the syntax, its just now C++ introduces API and takes programming to the next level.
PHP = web programming
C++ = application programming.
big difference, so theres a bit more to learn between each other, but the concept of programming stays the same, the syntax is what changes.
Refer to the Downloads section of these forums for great php ebooks.
PHP = web programming
C++ = application programming.
big difference, so theres a bit more to learn between each other, but the concept of programming stays the same, the syntax is what changes.
Refer to the Downloads section of these forums for great php ebooks.
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Good thinking ^^
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