Which one should i learn first HTML,ActionScript,CSS,JavaScript,C++.
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You should learn, in order:\n\nXHTML\nCSS\nJavaScript\nXML\n\nThen any server-based scripting language you like. Such languages, in order of usefulness, are:\n\nSQL\nPHP\nASP.NET\nRuby On Rails\nXSLT
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It all depends on what language you want to learn. I'd suggest diving right into it with java, or C#.  They are relatively similar languages, aside from the fact that one is based on Windows technology and the other is multi-platform.
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Look 4 this book "HTML for Dummies" , it can give you a crash course on webpage designing and flash animation.
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It depends on what you want to do.\nIf you want to go in industry working on large industrial application, probably you should go withprimarily Java and with C++.\nIf you like to built desktop app, C++ will be best. To go to gaming industry you should have good knowledge on grphics programming.\n\nIf you want to go in serverside, you will need knowledge on php, Sql, C++ and some Unix experience.\n\nAnd at last but not at least, if you want to be website designer, HTML,Javascript, AJAX and Flash.
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well u can check out this web site    it teaches everything about web designing and stuff like HTML,XML,scripting language and such
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to find tutorials on any subject start with the search engines!\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=Flash+JavaScript+command+tutorial\n\nlots of hits, the adobe(MM) stuff and all the others... throw more keywords at google for a more refined search. Like "free" or "on-line" or "pdf"
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HTML is probably the easiest computer "language" I've ever learnt. I actually taught myself from a book. It's remarkably easy.
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Visual Basic is an easy to learn language and info can be found on Microsoft's msdn site.^1\nIf you choose C++ (and I recommend it) then you should not have to worry about learning C, most the topics in C you'd learn in C++ and if you need to learn C later then it should not be a problem.\nMy favorite language is Pascal.^2 It's not that common a language anymore, but its got all the features of C++ and much easier to learn.\nThefreecountry.com^3 has links to just about anything programming related, and if you're looking for books the best I've seen is the "How to program" series from Deitel.^4
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Macromedia Fireworks, Dreamweaver and Flash! All OUTSTANDING PROGRAMS! Oh and Adobe Photoshop CS 2.\n\nwww.adobe.com and get those programs
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It depends o what you want to do with it. java is widely used ut a bit bulky and has too much of legacy. Python and ruby are new entry - etter designed, ut low in acceptability. smalltalk is almost extinct now. For AI lisp is good.\n\nFor job probably java is safe bet. But no language is difficult to master once you have grasped one properly, and no language will last for life time. So you got to learn a few.\n\nI would vote for java, ruby & lisp - in that order...
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http://www.w3schools.com\n\nhttp://javascript.internet.com
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Here's a fabulous site that you can start with as a newbie and stay with when you become expert. It has just about everything and is graded in difficult. Start with the Primers.\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/
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Both Dev-C++ and Visual C++ express support C, still if you have no intention to work with C++ someday it might be better to get yourself a C dedicated compiler and IDE. I recommend either lcc-win32, or Pelles C, each has a very good compiler and a good IDE, Pelles C IDE is a little more friendly and its user interface is more modern.\nYou will find links for more information of both at the resources section of my answer.\nThe question whether to learn C before Java can have many answers depending on your situation. If your major is Programming, or if you think you will be doing serious programming someday, learning C first is a good advice. It gives you a better starting point into the field of programming as a whole. If you develop a good understanding of C, learning Java should be an easy task. On the other hand if you are going to study Java as a side course for some purpose, learning C as an introduction to Java would be too much.
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learn actionscript.\nits easy with a book like actionscript for dummies.
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You will get opinions from everywhere. \n\nI think that Dreamweaver would be the best.  You might add some FLASH, using FireWorx later.  \n\nHave fun learning.
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The World Wide Web Consortium has many tutorials on programming languages.  You can do them for free online at your leisure.\n\nwww.w3schools.com\n\nI taught myself to build web pages through their tutorials.\n\nGood luck.
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If you are new to web design I would definitely recommend a classroom based course to start as  a beginner. That way you have someone to ask questions to. I myself have read numerous books on topics before taking an in classroom course. Ways of learning change from person to person. What ever you feel most comfortable with and feel you learn better from would be the best route for you to go.