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How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - Chaos - 05-19-2011 This is how I learn all my languages, and become almost a master in 3-4 months. Books: Go check out a book at your local library! They are very detailed and easy to learn. W3schools: Horrible, un-detailed, short, and just plain old nasty. I hate w3schools. It is the spawn of satin of coding. Never use it. Why books, and not w3 schools?: Think of it like this! Online tutorials are FREE! YAY! No...That means the author put less effort in that tutorial, therefore making it less detailed, and harder to learn (w3schools) When an author writes a coding book, they want to make it AS DETAILED as possible, and good, so people will buy it. Use books. TRUST me. RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - Scripter - 05-19-2011 I'll be learning Java next year in school. I'll probably take a book though and start learning early. You forgot to mention you can Google how to do something if you can't find it in a book, or too lazy to look for it. RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - AK-47 - 05-19-2011 I learn most things through examples. I am horribly afraid of memorization, so scripting would be very hard for me, I guess. RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - noob007 - 05-19-2011 cplusplus.com is pretty good for learning C++. RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - AK-47 - 05-19-2011 Also, bet you haven't seen some of these languages in use: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esoteric_programming_language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOLCODE http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chef_(programming_language) RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - Qwertygiy - 05-19-2011 W3Schools is okay for reference and testing out your code. At least HTML-wise. RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - noob007 - 05-19-2011 (05-19-2011, 05:04 PM)AK-47 Wrote: Also, bet you haven't seen some of these languages in use: Those languages aren't really "in use". xD RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - AK-47 - 05-19-2011 Just novelty, I guess. RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - Qwertygiy - 05-19-2011 There is a difference between creation and implementation. Those have not been actually turned into a workable program. RE: How to learn ANY computer language. EASY! - noob007 - 05-19-2011 (05-19-2011, 05:09 PM)Qwertygiy Wrote: There is a difference between creation and implementation. You can compile them, in fact, some of them have multiple compilers. |