i just know c,C++, pascal in programing languages.\nwhat all i should learn and how to proceed to make my own software
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There are many different programming languages that you can use to program a computer. Each has their own strengths and weaknesses, and therefore some are more suited for writing one type of software than others.\n\nVisual Basic is very good for beginners, and it is possible to use it for quite complex programs.\n\nIt is an object oriented language, which means that you effectively draw the screen using tools much like you do using a desk top publishing program, and then you write the program by adding the code to each object.\n\nBasic stand for "Beginners all purpose symbolic instruction code" and was designed to be easy to use. It is a high level language, which means the commands you use are closely related to English and therefore easy to remember / learn.\n\nTo develop your own software, once you have learnt a language, you first have to have a clear idea about what it is you want to write, and how it is going to work.\n\nA good place to start is to write out your program using "pseudo code". Pseudo code means you plan out exactly how the program is going to work, but without worrying abut the actual commands you are going to use - write each line using whatever makes sense to you - presumably English - and then when you sit down to actually write the program you just need to convert your notes in to the language you are using. Pseudo code is good because it allows you to plan out the program, work out how to is going to work, and plan the logical flow of it.
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There is no "best" language. If you're making something world with a mechanical / electrical device that you made yourself (wow), then I'd suggest something low level as well.\n\nAt the highest level probably C or C++. If you wanted it to be amazingly fast (but difficult to code), use Assembly.
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It all depends on how driven you are to succeed. I taught myself, from books, and other peoples code, everything I know - which includes C/C++. First, find a good book to purchase, watch the alt.binaries.e-book.techinical newsgroup or search around torrents. Second, make a friend with someone who knows the language and platform you want to work with. That way, you can learn on your own and ask questions.\n\n Good luck with it.
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For this u have to learn C++ or VC++ ,and this softwares are easily available in any IT markets along with the books \n\nOr u can take the help from  www.yahoo.com or www.google.com\n\nType in the search feild     ==== Online vc++ tutorials \nwith the help of these softwares u can make ur own Softwares THAT  u  CUSTOMIZE UR Own  COMPUTER WITH PICTURES AND YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN PRICES
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These languages are used to write programs.\n\nas u might already know they are the programming laguages\n\nC is a structured programming language\nand\nC++ is a Object Oriented Programming Language\n\nand these are quite powerful languages.\n\ncoz u mght have heard the name of a Operating sysem named "UNIX".\nwell do u know that, this "UNIX" was made in "C".\n80% of the operating system was made in "C", so now u can think of the power of the languages.\nand these languages are the easiest to learn.\nhowever as u keep learning they become complex and harder.\nhowever "C" is my faviourite programming languages and this was the first language i learnt.
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Try using C, its easier than C++ and useful for small programs you dont want to learn c++ for. A great compiler is available free at\nhttp://forums.miniclip.com/showthread.php?t=11976\nAnd to learn c, you can try googling it or uhmm, yahooing it lol.\ntheres loads of resources for it. You might also try java, its even better for small,portable programs, but its slower, and im nto sure theres any free complete versions of it.
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http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html\n\nAlso try your local bookstore... try the Teach Yourself in 21 Days series by Sams.Net or any C++ books from O'Reilly.\n\nYou'll also need a compiler and an editor... there's some free stuff out there, and depending on the book you find, you may get some software with it. If you're a linux or other unix user, you probably already have everything you need.\n\nGood luck!
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ya sure, what is you projet about, i know c/c++ and vb.net, can i help.
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Don't mess around with warez sites or cracked software.  If you really want to learn c, c++ or any real programing language install Linux on your computer, or on an old computer you have laying around, or a second hand one you pick up cheaply on eBay for that matter.  Linux http://www.linux.org/ which is free comes with the Gnu Compiler Collection, GCC http://gcc.gnu.org/ which is all you'll ever need.  \n\n\n\nAs far as books go, "The C programing language 2nd edition" by Kernighan and Ritchie is must read, they are the two people who invented the language. http://www.amazon.com/C-Programming-Language-2nd/dp/0131103628\n\nAt least check this book out from your library.
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It depends what you are programming.  I use fortran daily but I do alot of scientific computing on super computers.  c++ is good for this too, but I prefer fortran.  Java is quite popular for user interface type of programming like the internet.  I think pascal has seen better days.  Also for scientific computing I think that Matlab is going to be one of the leading languages real soon.
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Out of Java and .Net I suggest Java, because frankly the average programmer, even in security, wouldn't use .Net much, and plus neither of those languages are really good for it.\n\nI know C# and C++, and they have fulfilled all my hopes, I have learned VB6, some Java, Delphi, etc. basically a little of everything back in my game hacker days, but in the end what takes the longest to learn is the best to use.\n\n I  have two books 800 and 500 pages long on C++ on pdf, if you want I can send em to you (as long as you don't redestribute, it would be bad for the author, you have to buy them) and though they took me 3 monthes to finish at about 8 hours a day, working out all examples and reading up the standards at the same time, it is worth it. Also I have the book by the guy who came out with C++ back from 1997-8 publishing, basically its a 1k book that holds everything possible, but it's in no way for a beginner, plus its a physical book not on pdf, anyway I still have trouble understanding the book, (I'm russian, I read both eng and rus, but the terms are a little hazy at times and plus I'm 14 and moved to America when I was 8 so my russian reading skills are faltering heavily), the book is russian btw.\n\nHope this helped,\nIt's your choice really,\nLev\n\nFeel Free to contact me at: levlozhkin@ gmail and @ yahoo, REEFORMED@hotmail, REEFORMED at aim and msn messengers, and levlozhkin at yahoo messenger.\n\nLev
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Nobody is going to do your homework for you. \n\nIf you're supposed to write code examples that illustrate how two comparable programs might look, then do this. Write some simple programs in C, and then re-write the same program in C++ but put the functions your void main calls in a class and instantiate the class.
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if you plan to get into the embedded world, then yes, I would do a little studying in C. Embedded apps. mostly use C as the prefered language. Knowing C++ well, means you already know C, but there are a few differences you would want to learn. I suggest just get a book on C and maybe do a few C apps, and you will have it, add "proficient in C" to resume.
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Sure if you only want to program in .NET. Learn C++ for a more versatile language that you can used on other operating systems.
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I would say it depends upon what you're looking to do with it.\n\nI started with Basic as a kid and worked my way into Pascal, C, and C++.  Was it better to go this way than to learn assembly or other low-level methods?  Since I mostly needed to rapidly develop solutions as opposed to developing low-level functionality like drivers, BIOS and such, it worked out just fine for me.
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Easiest language does not exist. All languages use more or less same API functions calls, so the difference is mainly in their syntax.\nIf you want to draw only, even Java or C# are good enough.\nIf you want to be strong in graphics programming, you need some of lower level languages as C/C++, Pascal, FORTRAN, etc. with which can use professional libraries as, e.g., OpenGL.
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Compurter programming is a part of computer science. so learn Computer science, it will teach you fundamentals.