How do I know more about programming?
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start with C. read any good book available on C programming
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You have to learn some programing languages, like C++, Java
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A good place to start learning about web programming is  the W3 (as in World Wide Web) Schools Site which I have linked to below.  \n\nI highly suggest starting with the HTML and CSS courses.
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If you are new to programming, I highly recommend taking a course.  There are good courses offered at local community colleges, and technical institutes.  C is a great language to start with, and C++ is a great languge to learn about object-oriented programming.\n\nBooks are good too (I learn great from books), but make sure the book is not oriented towards someone who already knows other programming languages (like Java or Perl) and is just looking to learn a new language (e.g., a C++ book that assumes you know a bit about C).  If you are new to programming, such books may take too many concepts for granted, and you will get confused.
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Well, your knowledge on VB.net can help, besides that you can read by your self some books, and learn ASP.net and maybe Csharp. Or maybe Java.\nIt would be useful if you learn something about UML, wich is very usefull to the analisis and desing of the applications you are going to program. \nAnyway, all of those are just tools, and diferent people could recomend you diferent technologies that they think are the best.\nWhat you should do is to try to get a job, even with your short experience. Many companies use people like you to do the developer's job, they get many people to create big teams where there are people with more experience that get help from people less experienced. \nThere you can get all the experience you want, and you can learn a lot more than just getting some courses or reading.\nIf you start like that they can offer you a low salarie, i guess, but you gain in experience and knowledge.\nGood luck.
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I suggest that you start by learning HTML. Then you can branch out and learn other languages like java and xhtml. Programs like frontpage or dreamweaver can write alot of this code (especially the HTML for you). If you want to make sites that have things like animated buttons or load screens you should by flash from macromedia and learn to use that.
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If you dont know what to develop, how can you even start writing code ?
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I would suggest you di your hardware & networking first. So when you learn programming side you can have more imagination about what would you do to your logic.\n\nOnce you have basic about hardware and networking.The programing side will support a lot.\nThat is  for who interest both.\n\nBut some people who only interest on Programming its OK to do Programming first. But Yoy will find a lot art of programming if you already know the hardware side.\n\nThis my experience and my opinion. May be another people has another opinion.
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If you want to make a career on computer science or engineering, take C++/C and nothing else at first. Other languages  -- like Java -- will hide several key concepts that are very important to have an understanding. Later you should also learn at least half a dozen other languages, including some assembly , lisp (or other functional language, like haske?), prolog and a scripting language.\n\nIf you are just casually learning a programming language, the best will depend on what you want to do: \n\nFor web pages, you should learn a little bit of HTML, javascript and then PHP. Don't try to learn all of them at first, just enough to get you first pages going, and then learn as you need.\n\nIf you want to do some data manipulation, or simple calculations, or windows in the unix (linux) world, learn python.\n\nFinally, if you want to play with windows in MS Windows, learn VisualBasic.\n\nMost important: after you choose a language to learn, be curious, try out stuff, and you'll learn in no time at all ;)
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Well, I can't advise you from experience, but I know of a website that has all sorts of resources for programming for free.  The URL below has free compilers, IDEs, tutorials, articles and other programming tools for a lot of different languages and platforms.  Take a look and I'd bet even odds you'll find some things to help you out.  Good Luck!
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http://www.programmersheaven.com/
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Get a For Dummies book or Idiot's Guide To book.\n\nOnce you're ready to program, get Visual Basic from Microsoft.
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If you are doing it strictly for hobby, such as myself  i would suggest learning visualbasic.net.\n\nAs you become more curious you may delve into things such as c or assembler, but dont start with those.
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The key to being a good programmer is understanding programming logic, which is really quite simplistic.  When faced with a complex task, you have to be able to break it down into very simple baby steps.  All programming languages, no matter how different they may seem, use the same underlying logic.  Remember that the computer is very, very stupid.  It can only do exactly what you tell it to do, in exactly the right order.  If you're new to programming (or even if you're not), you should make hand-written flowcharts of your algorithms.  If you're not able to write out this step-by-step chart, then your program probably won't work.\n\nLearning to program in C or Fortran can also help you learn the fundamentals, as those are relatively low-level languages.  Once you are comfortable programming in C, you should find that picking up other languages is only a matter of learning some new syntaxes and few hours of playing around (some are more difficult to pick up than others, of course).  Another benefit to learning in C or Fortran is that you will better appreciate the benefits that higher-level languages can give you in terms of better efficiency, shorter programs, etc.
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Be more attentive in Drawing and Programming.\n\n\n\n\n--- ► λ ◄
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program what? What are you trying to do?
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Everything you want to know about IT is online. Every coding language and program has tutorials. There are blogs with in-depth analysis from every type of IT worker. Do you want to know about hardware, software, websites, e-commerce, servers?\nType the keywords into your search engine and you will find out.