Posts Tagged ‘languages’

I want to know how to program and to make my own programs and the whole know how of C, C++, C# all the common languages at the moment I dont know anything about programming or anything like that so I need a beginner beginners guide.

I wanted to take a computer science course with a major in programming and they got rid of the course this year. What are some good books that can teach me some of the basics? Also, what languages should I be learning?

I’m interested in finally learning a programming language but I don’t know which one to start with. I’ve been reading about C++ the last few days since I know it’s a popular one, but is it the best? All of my lame newbie software is just text in a black box. Is it going to get better as I learn more, or am I going the wrong route and should switch languages?

I’m starting a project. I’m wondering whether those who are knowledgeable about the subject matter would say that programming a website with user-submitted content would be more difficult than programming an iPhone application or two? Including the difficulty in learning the various languages and programs involved.

I realize this is a pretty subjective question, just looking for some insight from the general population. Thanks for your time!

Yea i just want to know how to view other languages because my friends dad wants to read his news or something on a really old and bad computer that won’t let me install the new mozilla. so is there a site that will actually show the words of any websites or anythin like that? i just need to be able to read and understand the site without random question marks and unknown letters and stuff.

Which of the following criteria must software meet in order to display the Open Source Initiative trademark?

>>It must be easily altered and adapted to all major operating systems and source code must be limited. It must be compatible with third party add-ons and use standard source code.
>>It must be provided in multiple languages and cost must be minimal.
>>It must be freely distributed without restriction and the source code must >>be available.

I am trying to update my programming/software engineering skills to better suit the current environment. I have had two introductory classes, which were mainly focused on Java and C. I know the basics of programming in these languages, and I know what data structures are (stacks, queues, trees, etc.). However, I am having trouble with setting up the GNU development tools such as make and gdb, as well as with the concept of a makefile, since we were never taught about this. I’m also trying to understand this software engineering/lifecycle stuff, and how it can fit into the design of software.

Would there be a tutorial website that would help with these concepts along with the more advanced concepts in software development? Thanks!

I am trying to learn PHP but there is a limited examples for this language. So I am using several Java tutorials and pretty duplicate from Java code into PHP code and it seems to works(Of course I apply some minor changes as both languages are not totally identical) Do you guys think that I am using a decent method to learn PHP?? Or I am wasting time?

open source means available to all but what languages to be used for this purpose?
that is can i use vs08 c sharp dot net to make a program and give it to Google summer codes competition?

Are there better server side languages than php, and which is easiest to learn?