What programming language do I need to learn.
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You need to understand Win32 functions such as GetPixel() and GetDIBits() if you want to do it the simple way, and that's quite a feat for a beginner in itself, so for you, after reading one tutorial I'm sure you'd epicly fail.
Learn C. C++ is directly backwards compatible with C code, therefore learning C you are able to expand and integrate in to C++ with ease. The only thing you need to really remember with C is that there is no classes or object orientation, I've seen a lot of people get caught on that when integrating with C from C++, so I figure it's best to learn the other way around.
Learn C. C++ is directly backwards compatible with C code, therefore learning C you are able to expand and integrate in to C++ with ease. The only thing you need to really remember with C is that there is no classes or object orientation, I've seen a lot of people get caught on that when integrating with C from C++, so I figure it's best to learn the other way around.
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adbullah
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C++ C# J# VB2008 i can almost all of them 
WTF IS WTH
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i personally dont like C++
c#
vb
are pretty good to learn as you can range from simple applications to very advance.
c#
vb
are pretty good to learn as you can range from simple applications to very advance.
Fail.
You do realize that the majority of everything you use is written in C or C++? VB and C#'s power is limited, whereas C and C++ are what the base system is written and compiled in. How can you not like such power in a programming language?
Just a heads up, practically EVERY programmer that works professionally MUST know either C or C++ to a certain degree in most businesses. Microsoft would crash and burn without it.
Learn your ABC's before the rest of the alphabet, please.
You're a moron. There's no way he can go from simple HTML (one of the simplest languages you can learn) to C or C++. That's retarded.
Go with Visual Basic. It's quick to learn and there's thousands, if not millions, of VB tutorials online. It's easy to make GUI's and to start making advanced programs quickly. This is why it's the most popular programming language in the world, check http://www.planetsourcecode.com if you don't believe me.
Nullware
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Hypocrite.
You can learn anything without previous knowledge. As an example when you were 10 or so you gradually learned to talk with no previous experience in speech.
Takes one to know one.
Excuse me?
My dad started from nothing to C and FORTRAN 77, and I went directly from VB .Net 2003 to Java and C++. You can't tell me it's retarded. To point out the absolute obvious point, Visual Basic uses Win32 functions no? GetPixel and GetDIBits, for example? News flash, they're the same. The syntax is different, but that's another subject.
It is quite irritating to see the foolishness of noobs and script kiddies, it pisses me off.
Taz, looks like you need to learn your ABC's as well.
When I'm tired, I get pissed off easily. Such is life, I guess.
I'm going to have to agree to go with C++. It's a fun language when you first start out but it starts to get difficult as you get more advanced(obviously)
btw, HTML is not really a programming language, but in-fact a markup language
(Hyper-
Text
Markup
Language)
all it really does it point (or place shortcuts if that's easier to relate to) to files. Learning HTML is pretty pointless these days because no one actually types out HTML codes anymore.
but that aside, yeah....C++
btw, HTML is not really a programming language, but in-fact a markup language
(Hyper-
Text
Markup
Language)
all it really does it point (or place shortcuts if that's easier to relate to) to files. Learning HTML is pretty pointless these days because no one actually types out HTML codes anymore.
but that aside, yeah....C++
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