Want to learn programming on my own

[Nothinman]

n the release version, on error structure should never be included.

Right, because we know that code included only for debugging is always cleaned up before release. =)

 

[beggerking]

Originally posted by: Nothinman

n the release version, on error structure should never be included.

Right, because we know that code included only for debugging is always cleaned up before release. =)

lol. of course...

 

[SelArom]

Originally posted by: Auryg
I don't know why everyone is suggesting C/C++. Those're horrible starting languages...you'll likely get frustrated.

C#, Java, or Python I'd suggest.

agreed, get a Visual Basic 2005 beginnger book and use that to get started. It's a GREAT language, no matter what anybody tries to tell you

-SelArom

 

[Atheus]

Originally posted by: Nothinman
A lot of people consider VB to be one of the worst programming languages around

I am one of those people. You should start with a language which uses a nice, normal, brackets-and-semicolons syntax - like C, C++, Jave, C#, and others. You will find it much easier to move to another language if you do this.

 

[6shiw1]

A bump for this thread because I'm in a similar situation. I've picked up visual basic 6.0, do I need any other books or anything to supplement it? what to do from here?