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Doyouhas
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Hello Sythe forum members of old. I was an active member of this forum about, oh I don't know, two years ago. I was 12 years old at the time and one might say a complete moron, when it comes to programing. I am 14 soon to be 15 and recently my father prompted me to pick up a Java book. Although I have half-ass'd (correct spelling?) some other programing books, I really want to learn a language inside and out. I was considering either Python or Java since my father, naturally being a programmer, can code in both. I am not so much interested in Rune Scape itself anymore (what kind of person over the age of 12 really is?) but I am anxious to learn an Object-oriented language and apply it to something. And I think that this time around the concepts will be much easier to grasp since I have almost completed Algebra 1 (it's my freshman year).The Java book my father's friend lent me is called "Objects First With Java: A Practical Introduction using BlueJ (second edition)." This is supposedly an excellent book for someone such as myself, a beginning programmer who can understand basic concepts. I would very much appreciate it if people would direct me to tutorials and such so that once I have adequate knowledge, I could start basic scripting. I plan to be regularly checking my mail ([email protected]), and my AIM SN (irollwithbill, ha don't ask). Drop me a few posts and leave your thoughts.
--Zach
--Zach

