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techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 2 Jan 11

I'm going to school for computer programming but haven't started in any of my professional classes yet. I'll be learning Java, C++, and .Net to start out with. I was wondering if any current programmers could give some ideas of a...

computer programming

learning computer languages

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techyhowto I've been playing with C# and so far it's pretty easy to understand. I also looked into some tutorials on learning C++ for beginners. They have a great, start to finish, tutorial at www.cplusplus.com, it's not a short learn it in 2 days tutorial. It's a full...

11 Jan 11

techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 5 Jan 11

I just started an account with TextBroker.com a few days ago. It was a little hard to find an article that I could write about. I ended up finding 2 yesterday and wrote some pretty good content. I'm still waiting on the review for...

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techyhowto As far as far residents outside the US, I don't have any knowledge of companies that way this way or sites you can join and earn money for that matter. Not that there are none, I've just never had to find a way around this since I live in the states. I'm sure...

6 Jan 11

techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 5 Jan 11

I just started an account with TextBroker.com a few days ago. It was a little hard to find an article that I could write about. I ended up finding 2 yesterday and wrote some pretty good content. I'm still waiting on the review for...

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techyhowto So far I'm really liking the site. My first article paid $7. How great is that. Like all things though, it takes time to really make something of it. Some of the topics don't always pertain to something I know about or feel like researching to write about. I...

6 Jan 11

techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 5 Jan 11

I've come across a great site in the past while searching for tips on learning about computer programming. The name of the site is FreeComputerBooks.com. It's got free books on computer programming, security, databases, IT,...

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learn how to hack

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techyhowto School is definitely better than just reading books online. I'm currently going to school for computer programming and software engineering. That being said, reading books for beginners is a great place to start. Knowing some of the terminology ahead of time,...

6 Jan 11

techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 5 Jan 11

I just started an account with TextBroker.com a few days ago. It was a little hard to find an article that I could write about. I ended up finding 2 yesterday and wrote some pretty good content. I'm still waiting on the review for...

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techyhowto If it's something that I don't know a lot about. I do a little research and educate myself further on the topic. This also helps me to get facts about the topic and not write an article entirely on personal opinion or experience. Most people want numbers and...

5 Jan 11

techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 5 Jan 11

I just started an account with TextBroker.com a few days ago. It was a little hard to find an article that I could write about. I ended up finding 2 yesterday and wrote some pretty good content. I'm still waiting on the review for...

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techyhowto Your grammar and spelling need to be really good and I'd suggest writing more than the required amount of words so that you hit the maximum pay per article. I'd also suggest that if you don't know much about the topic you're going to write about, do some...

5 Jan 11

gie2910 @gie2910 (407) • United States 3 Jan 11

Personally, I prefer Windows. It is simpler and WAYYY easier to use! Mac may seem more professional but for me Windows is the man!lol What do you think?!

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techyhowto Linux is a far superior OS. The only issue is that it is difficult to use for newer users that have only operated a Windows OS. You would need to be somewhat of an advanced user to fully appreciate Linux OS'.

4 Jan 11

coffeebreak @coffeebreak (17798) • United States 3 Jan 11

I have a very long journal that I have been keeping on my HP Windows XP MicroSoft Works word processing program. I have been keeping it on my C: drive, not My Documents Works extension is .wps (as opposed to .txt or .doc...

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saving a document on to cd

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techyhowto This worked just fine for me when I was having to send out my resume over the internet. I have both MSword and MSWorks. I had originally written the resume in Works because of the resume template that it provides. When I tried to send them the .wps file it...

4 Jan 11

gie2910 @gie2910 (407) • United States 3 Jan 11

Personally, I prefer Windows. It is simpler and WAYYY easier to use! Mac may seem more professional but for me Windows is the man!lol What do you think?!

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techyhowto Linux based OS' are definitely the way to go. They do take some time getting used to though. You can search for some online and download them different ways. There are a lot of different types of OS' that are based on Linux. I currently have Ubuntu Karmic...

3 Jan 11

jeffrynov @jeffrynov (130) • Indonesia 3 Jan 11

How much do you know about your desktop computer, Laptop, Netbook or some kind ? and Do you think you are familiar or skilled enough to repair your own computer or you just leave it to IT service for guarantee results ? or do you...

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techyhowto As far as repairing software related issues, I can usually fix any kind of problem with any computer. As far as doing hardware repairs, I have friends who can do that end of it better than I can so I just leave it up to them if I need something.

3 Jan 11

techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 2 Jan 11

I'm going to school for computer programming but haven't started in any of my professional classes yet. I'll be learning Java, C++, and .Net to start out with. I was wondering if any current programmers could give some ideas of a...

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techyhowto I've noticed that when looking through some of it. I think your right with starting with the simplest. I've got a few friends that program and I was told to start out learning HTML. I've already done this, as well as CSS. I know that these aren't programming...

2 Jan 11

techyhowto @techyhowto (53) • United States 2 Jan 11

I'm going to school for computer programming but haven't started in any of my professional classes yet. I'll be learning Java, C++, and .Net to start out with. I was wondering if any current programmers could give some ideas of a...

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techyhowto I've never heard of A+, what kind of language is that. I'm not sure why I didn't mention PHP. What is your background as far as computer languages go?

2 Jan 11

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