Programming Languages

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So I'm going to teach myself Java, C#, Python and maybe C++. Never finished getting my degree in computer science in college. Since I need to learn 2-3 programming languages for the degree requirements may as well get a jump on it. By the way if someone needs a free text editor here is a site that lists 12 free ones.

http://sixrevisions.com/tools/12-excellent-free-text-editors-for-coders/

Subject: Re: Programming Languages Mon Oct 21, 2013 5:30 pm

Thats awsome i took those courses when i was in high school and in college when i took my computer programming Very Happy

. If you need help with it i might be able to help i still have my old notes.

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Kewl! Thank you Aqua. Python and the Ruby languages seem interesting. I'm going to start with Java first. Got like 2 books on it as well as one for Java scripting. Also got books for C# and C++. C++ looks scary. I got that book from my friend when he was attending ASU for computer science. This should be fun.

Subject: Re: Programming Languages Thu Oct 24, 2013 4:28 am

Good luck, it is always interesting to learn something new. It keeps your mind young even if the rest of you starts falling apart Razz

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So I downloaded the recent version of JDK (Java developement kit) with a Netbeans IDE included. Netbeans seems a bit overwhelming. Was just planning to use notepad or some other text pad to do the coding but the Netbeans had a text editor and the compiler built in. It has plugins that can do things like let you develop games for Android phones. Pretty nifty. The book I'll be using is titled "Java Demystified" by Jim Keogh. Should be fun. Smile

Subject: Re: Programming Languages Sun Nov 03, 2013 2:01 pm

Way to go Anomen. cheers

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