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hi programmers
this is my first post in this gr8 forum and as a very beginner programmer i wanted to know few things:
1.i have been using vb for 3 months,and i want to learn another programming language but i dont know where to start and what language so plz help me.
2.is it possible to post some of my applications so that someone can evaluate them cuz no one wanna help me in that?
3.what is the best programming language?
thats all i wanted to know so plz reply and guide a poor noob programmer to the right way
thnx very much
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Posted 15 August 2007 - 01:56 AM
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Posted 15 August 2007 - 03:10 AM
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1. You need a language, before you've some place to start.
2. Some languages needs to be interpreted by an interpreter, others need a run-time environment, some languages can be outputted in executables, etc.
3. There isn't a "best" language.
First of all, you need a language. You've to choose a language that fits your needs. It's what you want to use it for, how it works, the tools for the language, syntax, difficult, etc. For beginners I usually suggests the language, Python. It's easy, robust and easy to learn, though it's not the fastest language. It's freely available from the Internet, and can be downloaded from its official site. Other alternatives including Visual Basic and Delphi.
If you want other peoples to easily execute your applications, you should probably go for Visual Basic or Delphi. Those languages are compiled languages, while Python is interpreted. That means that people have to have Python installed, before they can run your application.
2. Some languages needs to be interpreted by an interpreter, others need a run-time environment, some languages can be outputted in executables, etc.
3. There isn't a "best" language.
First of all, you need a language. You've to choose a language that fits your needs. It's what you want to use it for, how it works, the tools for the language, syntax, difficult, etc. For beginners I usually suggests the language, Python. It's easy, robust and easy to learn, though it's not the fastest language. It's freely available from the Internet, and can be downloaded from its official site. Other alternatives including Visual Basic and Delphi.
If you want other peoples to easily execute your applications, you should probably go for Visual Basic or Delphi. Those languages are compiled languages, while Python is interpreted. That means that people have to have Python installed, before they can run your application.
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Posted 15 August 2007 - 07:53 AM
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thank u very much i will follow ur advice and im sorry for double posting i wont repeat that again
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Posted 15 August 2007 - 12:31 PM
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Well coding in VB for three months can give you a pretty good understanding of how programming works.
If you aren't very familiar with programming logic, operators, loops I would suggest starting with Java. Not only is Java easy to learn, it has great online documentation, and gives you EXCELLENT experience with OOP. And in future posts, don't use the word "noob."
If you aren't very familiar with programming logic, operators, loops I would suggest starting with Java. Not only is Java easy to learn, it has great online documentation, and gives you EXCELLENT experience with OOP. And in future posts, don't use the word "noob."
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Posted 17 August 2007 - 07:59 AM
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I suggest C# if you are a VB programmer. C# and VB are very similar.
