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Icarious

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Hi,
I'm New to this Forum and Programming world.
As I already mentioned in the topic name my situation.
Programming in CentOS 5.4.

I want learn these language one after one.
GCC,Python,Perl,HTML,PHP,BASH.

BASH is essential for my field.
May be stating with GCC is good.Followed by Perl and Python.
For Web Page HTML and PHP.

Any Idea where to start from ? I'm ready to practice Hard.

Thanks in advance.

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dargueta

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GCC isn't a language, it's a compiler for C and C++. Bash isn't a language either, it's a shell. It does have a scripting component, which is what I'm assuming you're referring to.

As far as the rest...you're going to spend at least a year or more, depending on how well you want to master these languages. If you're new to the programming world I really don't suggest you go at these all at once. In order of ease, I suggest you go in this order:

HTML, bash, PHP, Perl, Python.

There's a good tutorial series for HTML and PHP on the w3schools' website.

Seriously, though...calm down. Learn them one by one, don't rush. These things take time, so be patient.
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Understood.
I should have tell learning C.
C is a strong language will take much time than the others so I want start learning it right now.
I need a starting point for C.

I've already start you refer for HTML and PHP. Learning, HTML there.
I believe I can learn C and HTML at the same with your kind help.

Thanks again.

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Well, if you say so. Here's a series of tutorials on C. Let me know if you have problems.
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Thanks so much.