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I want to learn a language but dont know what and were, i have visual basics, visual c# and ahk but dont know wich one to dedicate myself to and dont know where to start

im gonna take some college courses on c and c++ i think cuz i would realy like to get a jump on things

Originally Posted by joser831

I want to learn a language but dont know what and were, i have visual basics, visual c# and ahk but dont know wich one to dedicate myself to and dont know where to start

just pick either C# or ahk. Choose based on who is willing to help you. If the people willing to help you know C# then do C# and vice versa. Don't bother wasting your time learning VB.

Originally Posted by un_it_t

im gonna take some college courses on c and c++ i think cuz i would realy like to get a jump on things

college courses = the easy way out
college courses != jump start

You will learn 10x faster on your own than you will from taking a course and it will give you the independence you need to become a good programmer. Being able to simply go to someone to fix your problems for you will not make you a better programmer. I'll admit ive had to go to m12 a lot for help with bots simply because i don't know anything about how websites work. I'd hate to also have to go to them for help for something as simple as a logical error.

By the way, if any of you guys are interested I have a Visual C# 2008 Book I'll sell you for $20 shipped. It was like $50 when my old boss bought it for me, and I have no use for it.

Would be extremely useful if you're just starting. Here's amazon link --> http://www.anonym.to/?http://www.ama.../dp/0735624305

Also here is the original for sale thread of mine --> http://truecheaters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14661

ANYWAYS, just thought I'd give you guys a heads up...happy coding.

Originally Posted by cameronfield

By the way, if any of you guys are interested I have a Visual C# 2008 Book I'll sell you for $20 shipped. It was like $50 when my old boss bought it for me, and I have no use for it.

Would be extremely useful if you're just starting. Here's amazon link --> http://www.anonym.to/?http://www.ama.../dp/0735624305

Also here is the original for sale thread of mine --> http://truecheaters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14661

ANYWAYS, just thought I'd give you guys a heads up...happy coding.

lol.. people still pay for their textbooks? I did that my first year of school, then ebooks ftw. You can find ANY text book, you just gotta know where to look.

Originally Posted by TripleNad

lol.. people still pay for their textbooks? I did that my first year of school, then ebooks ftw. You can find ANY text book, you just gotta know where to look.

I've tried finding textbooks online before and I've never been very lucky...

Originally Posted by wakkawakka

I've tried finding textbooks online before and I've never been very lucky...

Well torrent sites for one...

Don't learn VB. It'll teach you really bad habits. If you're serious about learning code, start with python or java.

-Software Engineering Student.
-peace.