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2ndclasscitizen · Post by **2ndclasscitizen** » 20 Feb 2006, 11:42

just wanna know some good books to start programming. Preferd codes would be html java and c++. Asembler would be nice also but i guess im far to stupid for that.
i don't want the ones with much text. I need it very practical with out the site long talking about the authors thoughts thing. Just what it does and how it's done. I'm not very patient which you might already noticed.

Post by **maboroshi** » 20 Feb 2006, 14:10

Well the best Book for learning HTML Visually would be Visual Quickstart guide to HTML

If you mean Ebooks for these languages

HTML

I would suggest starting at W3C Schools http://www.w3schools.com/ for a good introduction Tutorial

For Java

I would suggest Core Java 2 - Volume I - Fundamentals it will give you a solid Foundation in Java and Programming in General In fact Im reading it write now to brush up on my Java skills

at http://e-books.amagrammer.net/Java/

C++ I would suggest Essential C++ You can find that in Downloads >> Text Files >> C++

Be prepared for a lot of reading

Programming is a very difficult topic to learn

I would suggest starting with HTML then furthering your knowledge with C++ or Java then pursuing Assembly once you have a solid foundation in Programming

If you find these languages a bit daunting at first don't be discouraged just keep reading and read again and again

Anyway thats my two cents

Cheers

Maboroshi

2ndclasscitizen · Post by **2ndclasscitizen** » 20 Feb 2006, 18:34

THanks

and sorry for my bad spelling

Post by **Stavros** » 20 Feb 2006, 19:36

I second what Maboroshi said. I definitely reccommend starting with HTML if you have absolutely no previous experience, but that's just to learn the very basic of how to program. After you are comfortable with HTML I would do what Maboroshi said and go after Java or C++.

Speaking of HTML tutorials, are there any decent HTML tuts in the download section?

Post by **bad_brain** » 21 Feb 2006, 04:30

yeah, I can really recommend the HTML 4.01 Specification in the textfile-downloads, it´s very good for beginners too, and the browsable HTML-format makes it also a good desktop reference....

2ndclasscitizen · Post by **2ndclasscitizen** » 21 Feb 2006, 11:25

i learnd some html in school but thats a long time ago (2years ago i guess)
since than i've done nothing
i know the basic structure of html and that its nothig without javascript
but thats all
i tried the recoommended e-books and they are great but i also would need some kind of dictionary for the commands and syntax

also want to learn some 3d programming later on
maybe you also got some recommendations for that

ios · Post by **ios** » 21 Feb 2006, 13:58

-for some html
http://www.funky-chickens.com/
don't get discouraged here
http://www.lissaexplains.com/basics.shtml

-For an overall site that is amazing. Theres more than enough info to keep you going for years.
http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/

-specifically C++
http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/comp ... rsesVC.htm

-specifically Java
http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/comp ... ourses.htm

just read, take your time, and feel relaxed because there's no need to stress over anything.

2ndclasscitizen · Post by **2ndclasscitizen** » 21 Feb 2006, 17:41

you guys are great
thanks

Post by **CommonStray** » 21 Feb 2006, 19:27

i have lots of texts on my site...but nobody posted it

http://www.flyninja.net

Post by **Stavros** » 21 Feb 2006, 20:38

Flyninja you're Swiss Army Knife of I.T.

Post by **bad_brain** » 22 Feb 2006, 05:03

*whistles McGyver-theme*

right Circuit, nice collection on your site...

2ndclasscitizen · Post by **2ndclasscitizen** » 22 Feb 2006, 05:42

just got 404s

Post by **Stavros** » 22 Feb 2006, 08:46

Some of them don't work, but most should.

Post by **bad_brain** » 22 Feb 2006, 15:35

yeah, it´s in progress, Ciruit will surely weed out some of the 404s soon..

suck-o.com

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