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Start of programming #1
HeyWink I should like to start programming, but i don't know which language i should learn first. I took a look at Java, C and PHP. Some people says that it's not good to start with PHP, cause you dont know how to use the variables. What do you think?

Greetz Genius

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RE: Start of programming #2
VB.NET - Well, at least, I started with it.

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RE: Start of programming #3
Visual Basic 2010? That looks good and easyWink I'll take a look at that. I'm quite sure that i saw a Tutorial by Microsoft for that.

€: Aj yeah, the "msdn coding class". Great.
(This post was last modified: 11-04-2011, 05:06 PM by cL1kz0r.)

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RE: Start of programming #4
Try Autoit too its great and very easy for learning

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RE: Start of programming #5
agreed try autoit its fast too with lots of advantages =]
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RE: Start of programming #6
I'll start learning Visual Basic, after that i'll take a look at AutoIt. Do you have any recommended Tutorials or Sites about AutoIt?

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RE: Start of programming #7
http://www.hackcommunity.com/Forum-Other-Languages

read those whom start with [AutoIt]
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RE: Start of programming #8
Seems like AutoIt is created for Bots and stuff like thatWink InteresstingBiggrin

Thx, my next days will be forced on reading and coding=) Thanks for your help.

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RE: Start of programming #9
VB.net is good for starters because it's can easy language, but it has habits that make programmers lazy. I first started out with C++, and although it was hard to understand at first, I got the hang of it later on. Remember, to learn a language properly, never copy paste code that you don't understand, don't move to advanced topics without building your foundations, and always make programs in relevance to the topic you are learning, or you will forget it easily.

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RE: Start of programming #10
If you want to become a dedicated programmer, start with C.
If you want to code for fun (as a hobby), it is a good idea starting with FreePascal & Lazarus. The new Pascal (Extended Pascal) is a very powerful programming language (and continues to grow) perfectly suited even for OS development. You can do in Pascal whatever you do in C/C++, the only problem is insufficient codebase, because the reputation of Pascal as a toy language has unfairly persisted in many places.

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