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what do you guys use, i use C and just started programing and am not too experienced in the skill. my dad said i should start now because i'm only 13 and by the time i need to get a good job this skill could help me get a cool job. |
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well, C is pretty hard to start off with, but it beats most of the other languages. if i was you, i would focus more on creating applications for the web. check out php/perl and their DB-connectivities. |
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okay thanks phob |
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im gonna be learning csound does that have anything to do with c and c++ ? |
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no c and c++ are programming languages that you can program games and shit with. |
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Your dad gave you some good advise there. Theres alot of things i wish i had started with when i was younger..... |
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but csound is a programing application... but just for music lots of code |
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php is pretty easy to learn though i do not have much experience. im using c++ very much, there are really great libraries out there; with Qt for example (www.trolltech.com) you can do widget-applications in a second. just tell him where to put the buttons and done. i mostly use it for numerical mathematics. |
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i have a huge book that teaches you a lot, i'm not that far into it and i'm learning about float variables. |
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oh wait i have a huge book that teaches you a lot about c |
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if you've learned one language you can easily switch to another. c is good to start with (for object orientet programming c++, but this really would be too much to start with), imo since it contains all the basic concepts. the only problem is the syntax, programs from more advanced programmers are hard to read, cause there are a lot of elegant tricks. don't spend too much time on the details, i learned the basics from a 100 pages book. the other source is a .pdf when i got to look something up |
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I use QBASIC! :) I'd like to learn C/C++ though. |
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I'd stay away from C++, go learn Java instead. C was the first "real" language I learned, but I wouldn't recommend it as a first language. You'll probably be exposed to it again if you go for a Computer Science degree. But since you've already started at C, go for it, but also check out an object-oriented language as well. |
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i heard java is pretty similar to c++ but i got no experience at all with java. i like c++ for the overloading of operators and all that freaky stuff |
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C++ is probably my least favorite language of those I've had to use. Although you're practically guaranteed a decent job if you're very good at it. :-P |
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