Programming software, does anyone have?

@riyauro (6421)
India
July 19, 2012 10:46am CST
hello friends, I would love to learn some programming language. can anyone help me with it? If somebody could give me a website or send me any programming software. I am dying to learn it. I know little bit of C++ but i don't have a software with me..do let me know friends.have a good day.
4 responses
@fheroan (615)
• Philippines
21 Jul 12
Hi there riyauro... First of all I know Java, JavaScript, C#, ActionScript, PHP, JSP with Java EE programming languages. For me the best language to start exploring and learning in to is Java. When you know Java, its like you learned C# as well because they're both OOP(Object-oriented Programming) languages. For Java, you can use JCreator or Netbeans IDE as your IDEs(Integrated Development Environment). These are softwares which help you do your coding. Good thing about Netbeans is that its easier to make Graphical User Interfaces with it. It helps you not to do everything programmatically. For C#, Microsoft offers the visual studio. The express edition is free and you can download it at their website. C# is also used for developing XBOX 360 games.. cool? ActionScript is for Flash. Mainly you use it to manipulate things in the animation and especially Flash games. PHP and JSP with Java EE are for web development. They are server-side scripting technologies. Unlike them, Javascript is for client-side scripting. Websites that are good to start with. Well, its W3schools.com. Check it out, it's awesome. You can also check Linda.com. They give out tutorials but in videos though. But i think, as an IT student as well who loves programming, it's best to stick and learn with the APIs released by the technology developers. For example in Java, the API they provide is a documentation of all the things you can do with their technology. It explains all pre-defined classes that you can use to help you with your project. It's also the same with C#. You can check their MSDN Library. It might be a little bit boring reading all black and text documentations but actually if you read them, it's really helpful and it's more likely that they give out the correct information that you need. Well, I can say, programming languages do the same thing, they're just different cosmetically meaning like different in syntax, words they used but practically the same. Hoped I helped! Have a good day as well.
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@riyauro (6421)
• India
21 Jul 12
this was very informative. Thanks, I have become a fan of yours. You know everything and I love smart people. Thanks again for explaining it so well by breaking it down for me. Really appreciate it. Have a good day.
12 Aug 12
thats good. if you want to learn programming. first you have to learn from basic, and the series is as follows: 1.C-language 2.C++ language 3.VB language 4.JAVA CORE and then JAVA ADVANCE. I like to tell you that you can easily learn all this languages, some books you have to read like comics are: for c-lang "LET US C"(authors=E.Balaguruswamy, Yashwant kanetkar) GOOD LUCK
@riyauro (6421)
• India
13 Aug 12
Thanks for the information. I know basics since when I was doing my Bachelor of engineering, There was C++ as a part of curriculum. I have 1 yet to finish but I could not afford it so maybe later I will do it. I am a fast learner and I am sure I will be able to nail it. I hope I get the software soon. I don't to buy because it is too expensive, out of my affordability. good day to you.
@surfer222 (1714)
• Indonesia
19 Jul 12
I'm not experienced in this area, but i know that gcc is one good option to compile c++ program. check it out: http://gcc.gnu.org/
@ranger07 (555)
19 Jul 12
I honestly have no idea or I would try to help. I'm sure someone here can help you though.