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I am not major in Computer science or software!But I am interested in Programming.And I am study it by myself!I have already read a lot of book!But i am still feel that it not enough.In this term,I will try to make some 2D Games To test my level. But any body can help me.What courses should i learn to become a good Programmer!for example "C++" or "C"! Thanks in advance! :)
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I am not major in Computer science or software!But I am interested in Programming.And I am study it by myself!I have already read a lot of book!But i am still feel that it not enough.In this term,I will try to make some 2D Games To test my level. But any body can help me.What courses should i learn to become a good Programmer!for example "C++" or "C"! Thanks in advance! :)
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I am not major in Computer science or software!But I am interested in Programming.And I am study it by myself!I have already read a lot of book!But i am still feel that it not enough.In this term,I will try to make some 2D Games To test my level. But any body can help me.What courses should i learn to become a good Programmer!for example "C++" or "C"! Thanks in advance! :)
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Of one Essence is the human race thus has Creation put the base One Limb impacted is sufficient For all Others to feel the Mace (Saadi )
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I am not major in Computer science or software!But I am interested in Programming.And I am study it by myself!I have already read a lot of book!But i am still feel that it not enough.In this term,I will try to make some 2D Games To test my level. But any body can help me.What courses should i learn to become a good Programmer!for example "C++" or "C"! Thanks in advance! :)
Welcome! BTW: Do you know there are a lot of punctuation marks other than
'!'?If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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I am not major in Computer science or software!But I am interested in Programming.And I am study it by myself!I have already read a lot of book!But i am still feel that it not enough.In this term,I will try to make some 2D Games To test my level. But any body can help me.What courses should i learn to become a good Programmer!for example "C++" or "C"! Thanks in advance! :)
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I am not major in Computer science or software!But I am interested in Programming.And I am study it by myself!I have already read a lot of book!But i am still feel that it not enough.In this term,I will try to make some 2D Games To test my level. But any body can help me.What courses should i learn to become a good Programmer!for example "C++" or "C"! Thanks in advance! :)
Indeed as others say, programming is like driving, you should read the books about it, but you won't learn it unless you do it and do it again and keep doing it for a long long time... Welcome to the programmer community. :)
> The problem with computers is that they do what you tell them to do and not what you want them to do. < > Life: great graphics, but the gameplay sux. <
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I am not major in Computer science or software!But I am interested in Programming.And I am study it by myself!I have already read a lot of book!But i am still feel that it not enough.In this term,I will try to make some 2D Games To test my level. But any body can help me.What courses should i learn to become a good Programmer!for example "C++" or "C"! Thanks in advance! :)
When you start thinking about building a career in computer science, don't put in a specific language in your mind. You should be strong in concepts. How an OS runs a process? How memory is used by a process (stack,heap), and some data strucures like linked lists, stack, queues, etc. Then I'd suggest you could start with C++ or C#. And it'd be time you would start understanding how a program is compiled,linked,executed. And before you try to make a 3D volume analysis algorithm,Or even a 2D game, I suggest you concentrate on the paraigms. Like OOAD. All the best know languages have adopted OOAD. So you need to be strong with the OO concepts. It doesnt make sense if you write a 2000 line C++ code without knowing OO. What students do is to write C code inside C++ and call it C++. After you become confortable with OOPS you may choose to work with C# or C++. In C# you can easily bring up colorful apps. In C++ little work around would be required. Then you'll have to learn the OS specific APIs to implement them in any language. Because if only you understand the APIs , you'll understand the frameworks around it. Like MFC on top of Win32. So the road map is clear. Round1.
HOW-STUFF-WORKS(BASIX)->OOAD(NOVICE)->C#,C++(HelloWorld)->WIN32APIs->MFC/Donet
Round2
HOW-STUFF-WORKS->OOAD->C#,C++(May be your 2D game)->WIN32APIs->MFC/Dotnet
Also when you learn to build programs using frameworks, you should also start learning Databases. You might notice there's no much difference between Round1 & 2. But it will be totally different when you again take up the books and read. It won't stop with that. Everytime you read it again, you will get better meaning & understanding. Finally, As you see, there's nothing called "VB" in the road map. Also an important notice. I'm no expert. I'm someone swiming so hard in between round 2 & 3. :sigh:
He never answers anyone who replies to him. I've taken to calling him a retard, which is not fair to retards everywhere.-Christian Graus
