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Ok i know VERY little about any programming language, and everyone has to start somewhere right? so where did some of you pros go from a "Newb" to a "Functional Programmer"? Recommend books and etc. i do know some basic stuff but i still want stuff for COMPLETE beginners. Thanks :)
Complete newbie to functional C++ programmer!
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, Apr 23 2007 07:23 PM
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Posted 23 April 2007 - 08:37 PM
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I'll not suggest you to learn C++ as your first language, because you say that you have absolutely no experience. I started learning C++ when I was at your age, and even though I had experience with other languages, I had really hard to learn it (maybe I was just dumb :-P).
The Python programming language is a very nice beginner language, imo. Easy to use, pretty good syntax, and you'll get a feel of what programming really is. When using Python you don't have to think about type-casting and stuff like that - Python will do it all for you.
More about Python, officially homepage:
Python Programming Language -- Official Website
If you really want to continue with C++, then try look at this:
cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network
The Python programming language is a very nice beginner language, imo. Easy to use, pretty good syntax, and you'll get a feel of what programming really is. When using Python you don't have to think about type-casting and stuff like that - Python will do it all for you.
More about Python, officially homepage:
Python Programming Language -- Official Website
If you really want to continue with C++, then try look at this:
cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network
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Posted 24 April 2007 - 08:19 AM
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The big thing with becoming a functional programmer in any language is your ability to solve problems. That's not easy to teach. Having said that, C++ How To Program is a very nice book to start off with. After that, you can start looking at The C++ Programming Language, but be aware that it will push you.
