You should be able to learn the basics from online tutorials.
C# : http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.aspx
C++ : http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
As for purebasic you should be able to find some suitable ones on google.
C# : http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.aspx
C++ : http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
As for purebasic you should be able to find some suitable ones on google.
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ive always been interested in computers and proggramming....maybe ill have a shot at those links...
thnx for the links vladvlad
thnx for the links vladvlad
FYI: C, C++, C# are quite different languages.
In my opinion it would be better for you to learn (in this order) Python, C, Java, C#.
It is also very important to learn pseudo code and structure; Flowcharts and Pseudo, Pseudocode
If you fully understand pseudo code, then it will make learning new languages easy as pie.
I cannot stress enough how important pseudo code is.
In my opinion it would be better for you to learn (in this order) Python, C, Java, C#.
It is also very important to learn pseudo code and structure; Flowcharts and Pseudo, Pseudocode
If you fully understand pseudo code, then it will make learning new languages easy as pie.
I cannot stress enough how important pseudo code is.
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