Neon shining new light on visual basic.!

[neon[pawns]]

Hey! It's Neon, any new programmers out there looking to learn visual basic or java or even c++ programming? Today i found a new book in walden books (www.waldenbooks.com) called "Teach yourself begining programming" - (www.samspublishing.com) It comes with a C.D. to install a program called liberty basic, its a great program and i highley recomend this book for beginers.


sincerly yours, Neon.

 

[Blue Onyx]

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[Swan]

Blue Onyx, I wouldn't spam like that if I was you.

Welcome, though you speak of Java and C++ as if they're hard? Psshaw you don't know anything yet

I'd actually reccommend learning C before C++, because you can integrate them both powerfully and professionally. Java is great for beginners too. C++ basics are extra easy, its the syntax that baffles people at first glance >_>.

Anyway, I wouldn't bother to learn any more of any variation of BASIC languages, they're just pointless. Delphi is my minimum at the moment