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Where do I start?

Post by crisko »

I have never programmed before. Cant even make a website without front page express. But I better learn sometime. Can someone tell me where to begin? At this time, I have no intrest in trying to even attempt programming on the DC.
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Post by reaper2k2 »

well all i can say is use google.com search for how to program stuff like that

as you dont give much info on what you want to do???


C C++ delph what do you want to learn SDL etc basic ,,,,, :?
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Post by BlueCrab »

I'd suggest learning C first. Steer clear of BASIC, it's an evil, evil thing.
C would be the best to learn since you can use it on just about every platform you can think of, PC, Macintosh, Dreamcast, etc. Learn how to do some text stuff in C. Then you might want to move on to using SDL or something similar.
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Post by neoak »

C is far more easy than C++. However C++ is more appropiate for repetitive tasks and large coding (besides, beign more organized when you have more than 5000 lines!)
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Post by toastman »

Begin (as always) with a good O'Reilly book.
I recommend "Essential C++ Programming"
http://www.oreilly.com
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