I have a little bit of programming knowledge. But am not sure what programming langauges are cheap and easy to use. Also, what king of programs can I write.What kind of programming projects can I write for a hobby?
If you're interested in web programming, pick up PHP. Along the way, learn HTML and Javascript, if you don't already know them. Or at least, know how they work and know how to google for references when you need to find out how to do something.
PHP and Javascript have a good ';classic'; C/C++ style syntax, which can help you learn C++ or Java if you want to go that route. And another important point: it's free.
I think that PHP is a good language because it is widespread and you can do some neat things with it. Knowing how write code that runs on a webserver is useful for making apps that ARE actually useful. You will also probably find it necessary for learning how databases work as you create more complex PHP applications. Thus, you will be experiencing many critical areas of computer science.
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What kind of programming languages for showing inventory over the net?
Hi, we have customers nationwide and they want to see our inventory status online so they can check and place orders.
We have simple company website and I want to use the site for this purpose. What programming languages do I need?
I'm now learning HTML, CSS, and Javascript. And planning to
do Visual Basic and MS Access. Can someone give me a pointer? Thanks a lot in advance.What kind of programming languages for showing inventory over the net?
ASP.Net is the way to go, with either C# or VB.Net. If you know some VB already the transition to VB.Net will be easier. You'll need the database, which if it's access, not my favorite option, but it'll work.What kind of programming languages for showing inventory over the net?
You need a database behind it, if not you can simply post Excel spreadsheet every night.
It depends on which web hosting company you have, then you know what database they support, then you can get the information online.
Some easy solutions, there are some existing web design company who can help you do the whole e-commerence thing. The price runs about $2500. But you have inventory track linked to Quickbook, design, post your items. It will be easier than you learning all the languages.
PHP is the best. And MySQL. PHP lets the login/out operations, and others too.
We have simple company website and I want to use the site for this purpose. What programming languages do I need?
I'm now learning HTML, CSS, and Javascript. And planning to
do Visual Basic and MS Access. Can someone give me a pointer? Thanks a lot in advance.What kind of programming languages for showing inventory over the net?
ASP.Net is the way to go, with either C# or VB.Net. If you know some VB already the transition to VB.Net will be easier. You'll need the database, which if it's access, not my favorite option, but it'll work.What kind of programming languages for showing inventory over the net?
You need a database behind it, if not you can simply post Excel spreadsheet every night.
It depends on which web hosting company you have, then you know what database they support, then you can get the information online.
Some easy solutions, there are some existing web design company who can help you do the whole e-commerence thing. The price runs about $2500. But you have inventory track linked to Quickbook, design, post your items. It will be easier than you learning all the languages.
PHP is the best. And MySQL. PHP lets the login/out operations, and others too.
What video game programming language would be best for me?
Hi, I want to try video game programming, I've never done it before unless you include the program scratch, but that doesn't really count. This will most likely start out as a hobby and I'll see how much I enjoy it and go from there. So ya, I want to know what programming language would be best for me, thanks!What video game programming language would be best for me?
Hi, I have been developing computer games and by now I have used various languages and tools. There are certain things that you have to keep in mind when you start learning about these technologies:
1/ What platform are you writing for. If your game gonna run on windows pc, mac , iphone , windows mobile , xbox or something else.
2/ What is the nature of the game. The game can be action/adventure, sports , 2D or 3D graphics , scrolling screen , fixed screen , text based like scrabble.
I would highly recommend and suggest to get an introduction of C# (C Sharp) and start using Microsoft XNA Studio for development. It comes with a strong library that will significantly reduce your development time and the engine has all the basics like (double buffering , advanced graphics options ) already implemented. You can develope the games on your windows pc machine and install XNA for free from http://channel8.msdn.com . If you dont like XNA and C# then you will have to learn Visual C++ and use some kind of library for graphics and inputs like Direct X or Open GL . If you dont like VC++ either then its pretty difficult to develope games. I would really recommend reading more about XNA and checking out their samples.
Hope this helps, Thanks
This will help you decide what technology is available and how much effort is required.What video game programming language would be best for me?
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C++ is the best to learn if you want to do 3d games but tricky to learn if you've never done it before.
Try downloading Microsoft's Visuall C++ Express and going through the tutorials there to start with.
As other have said, C++ is the way to go, I hear that C# (Pronounced C Sharp) is also a good language to create video games, and all of the software to write in these languages can be found on Microsofts website.
If you go the C++ route, I reccomend after learnin C++, you learn the Simple and Fast multiMedia Libary or SFML, is a libary, it contains the functions and ect to use graphics and more easier with C++, thats for making 2D games
C++ is best
Hi, I have been developing computer games and by now I have used various languages and tools. There are certain things that you have to keep in mind when you start learning about these technologies:
1/ What platform are you writing for. If your game gonna run on windows pc, mac , iphone , windows mobile , xbox or something else.
2/ What is the nature of the game. The game can be action/adventure, sports , 2D or 3D graphics , scrolling screen , fixed screen , text based like scrabble.
I would highly recommend and suggest to get an introduction of C# (C Sharp) and start using Microsoft XNA Studio for development. It comes with a strong library that will significantly reduce your development time and the engine has all the basics like (double buffering , advanced graphics options ) already implemented. You can develope the games on your windows pc machine and install XNA for free from http://channel8.msdn.com . If you dont like XNA and C# then you will have to learn Visual C++ and use some kind of library for graphics and inputs like Direct X or Open GL . If you dont like VC++ either then its pretty difficult to develope games. I would really recommend reading more about XNA and checking out their samples.
Hope this helps, Thanks
This will help you decide what technology is available and how much effort is required.What video game programming language would be best for me?
C++
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Game Programming
http://www.cppgameprogramming.com/cgi/na鈥?/a>
http://www.toymaker.info/Games/html/begi鈥?/a>
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Tutorials online:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm鈥?/a>
C++ is the best to learn if you want to do 3d games but tricky to learn if you've never done it before.
Try downloading Microsoft's Visuall C++ Express and going through the tutorials there to start with.
As other have said, C++ is the way to go, I hear that C# (Pronounced C Sharp) is also a good language to create video games, and all of the software to write in these languages can be found on Microsofts website.
If you go the C++ route, I reccomend after learnin C++, you learn the Simple and Fast multiMedia Libary or SFML, is a libary, it contains the functions and ect to use graphics and more easier with C++, thats for making 2D games
C++ is best
Can we stop programming our children with No Child Left Behind and start preparing them for independence?
Education is supposed to teach us how to learn and to prepare us to be independent. Instead of teaching socialist theories of globalization, is it possible to have an home economics class that teaches one how to put in a sink or install a new toilet? It costs $190 to have a new sink installed; I had to earn $235.60 to pay for this (24% income tax removed from paycheck). I do not know how to change plumbing pipes.
I am not against hiring contractors, or reading how to repair things myself, but basic repairs course in high school would have been helpful and programming an entire nation to think one way seems like we are creating a society that will be punished for thinking outside the box.Can we stop programming our children with No Child Left Behind and start preparing them for independence?
There are already many parents who are either supplementing or replacing their children's education with their own efforts, for these and other reasons. If you want a helping hand, look at the end of your wrist.
PS - I learned how to do my own plumbing for EXACTLY that reason! Maximium cost for both toilets and both bathroom sinks in my house was less than $80 each, with sales tax - and I have a 100 foot industrial snake for addressing that kind of problem, if it arises. Teach your kids how to read, and look things up! It's the key to freedom!Can we stop programming our children with No Child Left Behind and start preparing them for independence?
Very good, I agree. They need to learn basic skills of independence like how to not depend on your parents to pay the bills because you wanted to go buy all of those new clothes or had to have that car. As far as how to home projects, some people just aren't mechanically inclined and if you are, you should go take a class for this stuff. They teach adults these home repair things all of the time. But for others, I think they need to learn how to budget so we can leave them behind to be on their own.
You are exactly right. Also while we are at it, can we start keeping score again for kids sports? Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. There is more of a lesson learned there than when no score is kept.
Great question!
Socialist theories of globalization? Really? Cool! What school does your kid go to?!? My daughter never got that (at school anyway). It's a big world, let's teach kids to live in it as responsible civic-minded individuals with respect for others and different ways of thinking.
I agree with you though, basic home repair would be great along with some basic electronics. What the hell, teach them how to make their own IPod to run off of a little solar panel. Now there's a skill for the future! Also throw in some basic budgeting in with this home ec class (hence the name ';home ECONOMICS';), teach kids money doesn't ';grow on trees';? That's not political or dogmatic, just realistic!
I am not against hiring contractors, or reading how to repair things myself, but basic repairs course in high school would have been helpful and programming an entire nation to think one way seems like we are creating a society that will be punished for thinking outside the box.Can we stop programming our children with No Child Left Behind and start preparing them for independence?
There are already many parents who are either supplementing or replacing their children's education with their own efforts, for these and other reasons. If you want a helping hand, look at the end of your wrist.
PS - I learned how to do my own plumbing for EXACTLY that reason! Maximium cost for both toilets and both bathroom sinks in my house was less than $80 each, with sales tax - and I have a 100 foot industrial snake for addressing that kind of problem, if it arises. Teach your kids how to read, and look things up! It's the key to freedom!Can we stop programming our children with No Child Left Behind and start preparing them for independence?
Very good, I agree. They need to learn basic skills of independence like how to not depend on your parents to pay the bills because you wanted to go buy all of those new clothes or had to have that car. As far as how to home projects, some people just aren't mechanically inclined and if you are, you should go take a class for this stuff. They teach adults these home repair things all of the time. But for others, I think they need to learn how to budget so we can leave them behind to be on their own.
You are exactly right. Also while we are at it, can we start keeping score again for kids sports? Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. There is more of a lesson learned there than when no score is kept.
Great question!
Socialist theories of globalization? Really? Cool! What school does your kid go to?!? My daughter never got that (at school anyway). It's a big world, let's teach kids to live in it as responsible civic-minded individuals with respect for others and different ways of thinking.
I agree with you though, basic home repair would be great along with some basic electronics. What the hell, teach them how to make their own IPod to run off of a little solar panel. Now there's a skill for the future! Also throw in some basic budgeting in with this home ec class (hence the name ';home ECONOMICS';), teach kids money doesn't ';grow on trees';? That's not political or dogmatic, just realistic!
What changes would you like to programming to make it simpler and faster?
This is a quick feedback survey to find out what programmers would like changed/innovated to make programming faster and easier. What specific software development tools would you like that don't currently exist, and specifically what features?What changes would you like to programming to make it simpler and faster?
How about something that you can click or select the variables and you can select to automatically make get and set methods for them. Of course, you must be able to edit the methods in case you need error checking etc. That would certainly save a bit of typing, etc.
That is about all that I can think of at the moment.highlight styles blonde highlight oil well toner
How about something that you can click or select the variables and you can select to automatically make get and set methods for them. Of course, you must be able to edit the methods in case you need error checking etc. That would certainly save a bit of typing, etc.
That is about all that I can think of at the moment.
What is the difference between excel programming and visual basic programming?
What is the difference between excel programming and visual basic programming?What is the difference between excel programming and visual basic programming?
Visual basic is a powerful programming language than excel. Using VB you can do programming for highly complicated applications which cannot be done using excel.What is the difference between excel programming and visual basic programming?
Visual basic can be much more involved and more power full. You can make stand alone applications in visual basic that can do almost anything.
Visual basic is a powerful programming language than excel. Using VB you can do programming for highly complicated applications which cannot be done using excel.What is the difference between excel programming and visual basic programming?
Visual basic can be much more involved and more power full. You can make stand alone applications in visual basic that can do almost anything.
What school are good for game programming?
I've found a lot of different ones for game design and computer science classes, and only one for straight game programming which was the University of Advancing Technology. I want to learn the languages like C++, C, and C#. Thanks in advance.What school are good for game programming?
UAT is a trade school, much like DeVry, Art Institute and others. They're degree programs may not be regionally accredited. I know UAT and AI are NOT regionally accredited and some DeVry locations may or may not be.
They give you a ';Game and Simulation Degree'; but when you get that degree you are pigeon holing yourself, because there is only one thing you can do for the rest of your life, and that is work in the game industry.
The gaming industry is strong but what I would recommend is for you to go to your local state college and get a real accredited degree in Computer Science.
Those trade school programs (UAT, DeVry, AI etc) mix art and programming to create these game development programs. But if you went to a real university and studied art and computer science you will learn so much more.
For instance, trade schools are not likely to teach art history at all and trade school programming classes are just teaching the basics of each language.
At a university, you'll learn the proper way to implement each technology.
Here's a rule of thumb on the difference between trade schools and universities.
Trade schools teach skills that are popular in the job market TODAY, while Universities teach underlying concepts, things that NEVER CHANGE.
So if you get an trade school degree, you may find your self back in community college 15 years from now trying to get more current job skills. If you go to a university then you'll learn skills that can be applied in other industries besides gaming and that last a lifetime.
UAT is a trade school, much like DeVry, Art Institute and others. They're degree programs may not be regionally accredited. I know UAT and AI are NOT regionally accredited and some DeVry locations may or may not be.
They give you a ';Game and Simulation Degree'; but when you get that degree you are pigeon holing yourself, because there is only one thing you can do for the rest of your life, and that is work in the game industry.
The gaming industry is strong but what I would recommend is for you to go to your local state college and get a real accredited degree in Computer Science.
Those trade school programs (UAT, DeVry, AI etc) mix art and programming to create these game development programs. But if you went to a real university and studied art and computer science you will learn so much more.
For instance, trade schools are not likely to teach art history at all and trade school programming classes are just teaching the basics of each language.
At a university, you'll learn the proper way to implement each technology.
Here's a rule of thumb on the difference between trade schools and universities.
Trade schools teach skills that are popular in the job market TODAY, while Universities teach underlying concepts, things that NEVER CHANGE.
So if you get an trade school degree, you may find your self back in community college 15 years from now trying to get more current job skills. If you go to a university then you'll learn skills that can be applied in other industries besides gaming and that last a lifetime.
What are the differences between these programming languages and what are their specific applications and uses?
The programming languages are C, C++, C#, and Java. I know that C and C++ are closely related and C# and Java are closely related. I just want to know the differences between C and C++, and C# and Java. ALSO, I wanted to know what the uses of these programming languages are and some of their practical applications and fields.What are the differences between these programming languages and what are their specific applications and uses?
The main difference between C and C++ is that C++ is object oriented. It implements the use of ';classes'; as opposed to ';structs';.
C# vs C++ is a little more complicated. Here is some stuff on it.
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C++ vs Java
-Java has automated garbage collection. For the programmer making the design, that is wonderful. But this is horrible on memory management, which makes C++ have better performance.
Java vs C# comes down to the same big difference between C++ and Java that I haven't mentioned yet:
-Java works as a virtual machine. THEORETICALLY it can work on any machine, whereas C# is more of a microsoft type thing
The main difference between C and C++ is that C++ is object oriented. It implements the use of ';classes'; as opposed to ';structs';.
C# vs C++ is a little more complicated. Here is some stuff on it.
http://www.thinkingparallel.com/2007/03/鈥?/a>
C++ vs Java
-Java has automated garbage collection. For the programmer making the design, that is wonderful. But this is horrible on memory management, which makes C++ have better performance.
Java vs C# comes down to the same big difference between C++ and Java that I haven't mentioned yet:
-Java works as a virtual machine. THEORETICALLY it can work on any machine, whereas C# is more of a microsoft type thing
What Unix programming skills are required by an electrical engineer?
Im planning to specialise in communications engineering.
Do I need to know unix as a basic user or do I need to have deep knowledge of the kernel?What Unix programming skills are required by an electrical engineer?
At the most just basic user stuff.
But it depends on the company... and what software they use.What Unix programming skills are required by an electrical engineer?
None if your company relies on Windows Mobile Embedded, or if you spend all day drawing piping and instrumentation drawings in AutoCAD.
However, if you plan to do spice simulation, familiarity with gcc on Unix or Linux would be helpful.
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Do I need to know unix as a basic user or do I need to have deep knowledge of the kernel?What Unix programming skills are required by an electrical engineer?
At the most just basic user stuff.
But it depends on the company... and what software they use.What Unix programming skills are required by an electrical engineer?
None if your company relies on Windows Mobile Embedded, or if you spend all day drawing piping and instrumentation drawings in AutoCAD.
However, if you plan to do spice simulation, familiarity with gcc on Unix or Linux would be helpful.
usually none
Is an Associates Degree in computer programming enough to get a job in the field?
I am currently studying for my associates degree in computer programming, but when I looked on some job searching websites a few minutes ago, they all require at least a BS. I plan on getting several certifications in the IT field, including COMPTIA A+ and Network +. Will that help at all? I don't have to be making a whole lot of money, just enough to live somewhat comfortably by. Living in an apartment for a few years is fine with me.Is an Associates Degree in computer programming enough to get a job in the field?
Certs are valuable with a 4 year degree but have limited value on their own. The problem with the 2 year degree is that it is not viewed as anything beyond ';advanced high school'; by many employers. You would probably be able to get a job in a computer repair store and a large department store that has a PC repair department.
Right now the IT field has a lot of very experienced folks on the street looking for work. So it you were planning to get a job today in this field you would be up against some stiff competition and many have 4 year degrees. Many employers basically throw out any job applications where people don't have a 4 year degree.
As far as what you need to get a job: The Holy Grail for IT employment is a 4 year degree, some industry certs and experience. If you have all three of those you should be good. If you have only your 2 year education that will help but you may be competing with other people who have two elements or perhaps all three.
There is still value in getting some certs. Remember that certs in programming are not as valuable as in other operating system areas.
The A+ and Network+ can be self-studied so try those as a starting point. I have 21 Microsoft certs and A+. About 戮 of those were self-studied. Also find some IT specialty area that interests you that you can specialize in like Security, Scripting, SQL, etc. Sign up with Windows IT Pro magazine and others to get all the information on that topic so you can begin to be a subject matter expert (SME) in that field.Is an Associates Degree in computer programming enough to get a job in the field?
Many jobs do require a bachelor's degree, but an associate degree in computer science plus relevant work experience may also appeal to employers. You can also increase your employment opportunities by earning additional certifications (like Cisco, Oracle, or Microsoft), most of which are offered online through private companies.
Certs are valuable with a 4 year degree but have limited value on their own. The problem with the 2 year degree is that it is not viewed as anything beyond ';advanced high school'; by many employers. You would probably be able to get a job in a computer repair store and a large department store that has a PC repair department.
Right now the IT field has a lot of very experienced folks on the street looking for work. So it you were planning to get a job today in this field you would be up against some stiff competition and many have 4 year degrees. Many employers basically throw out any job applications where people don't have a 4 year degree.
As far as what you need to get a job: The Holy Grail for IT employment is a 4 year degree, some industry certs and experience. If you have all three of those you should be good. If you have only your 2 year education that will help but you may be competing with other people who have two elements or perhaps all three.
There is still value in getting some certs. Remember that certs in programming are not as valuable as in other operating system areas.
The A+ and Network+ can be self-studied so try those as a starting point. I have 21 Microsoft certs and A+. About 戮 of those were self-studied. Also find some IT specialty area that interests you that you can specialize in like Security, Scripting, SQL, etc. Sign up with Windows IT Pro magazine and others to get all the information on that topic so you can begin to be a subject matter expert (SME) in that field.Is an Associates Degree in computer programming enough to get a job in the field?
Many jobs do require a bachelor's degree, but an associate degree in computer science plus relevant work experience may also appeal to employers. You can also increase your employment opportunities by earning additional certifications (like Cisco, Oracle, or Microsoft), most of which are offered online through private companies.
How many programming languages can you teach yourself at once?
I am teaching myself Java right now, however I would also like to learn Python too. Should I first learn Java and then move to Python, or would it just be easier to learn them both concurrently.How many programming languages can you teach yourself at once?
It would probably be best to learn just one at a time. Python is probably considered to be the most general purpose language. It depends on what you are looking for, though. In 95% of cases, Python can do way more than Java can, and do it faster. : ] It is not a bad thing to start with Java, though! I started on C++, and eventually moved to PHP. Even though C++ is much more powerful, I found I understood PHP better when I came to it with a background in C++, and now I know PHP much better than I ever knew C++.
The only problem you're likely to face with your second programming language is that every single book/tutorial/whatever insists on telling you some of the most basic pieces of programming instead of the actual language itself.
Good luck!How many programming languages can you teach yourself at once?
To be honest, it is nearly impossible to teach yourself a computer language... I studied Java for quite a while on my own, I was able to write code and edit source code and everything, however after taking a formal course, I felt like I only knew about 5% of it!
Java is a GREAT language to start off with though, because it has similarities to many other languages. After learning Java, which took nearly a year, I was able to become fluent in C, C++, and other Object oriented languages very easily!
I would continue learning Java, then move to Python, but it is up to you!
From experience though, Java is able to do most of the things python can do, even make Stand Alone EXE programs. I wasn't aware of this until recently though...
Anyway, Best of luck!
There is a difference between beginning learning and applying. If you are a real newbie (lack of better term) to programming you probably couldn't handle more than once.
Even myself, if I'm learning a brand new language I'll focus on it for a few weeks to get the basics. In the meantime I will be coding in other languages.
However, some people are better at mentally separating things.
I did Pascal, Cobol, and Fortran simultaneously.
And then my 'ex' threw EVERYTHING out. ';He thought it was garbage';. NOT in a garbage bag. In a lime green milk crate, completely organized in front of the cedar closet.
sorry, ancient history, still annoys me.
He is history, we have ELEVEN (11) computers.
Whatever you are comfortable with is the right amount for you! Have fun. =]
I'm not sure about Python but if you understand the principles then picking up a new language should be fairly easy.
I would learn Java first then move on but I'm sure others will have different viewshighlight styles blonde highlight oil well toner
It would probably be best to learn just one at a time. Python is probably considered to be the most general purpose language. It depends on what you are looking for, though. In 95% of cases, Python can do way more than Java can, and do it faster. : ] It is not a bad thing to start with Java, though! I started on C++, and eventually moved to PHP. Even though C++ is much more powerful, I found I understood PHP better when I came to it with a background in C++, and now I know PHP much better than I ever knew C++.
The only problem you're likely to face with your second programming language is that every single book/tutorial/whatever insists on telling you some of the most basic pieces of programming instead of the actual language itself.
Good luck!How many programming languages can you teach yourself at once?
To be honest, it is nearly impossible to teach yourself a computer language... I studied Java for quite a while on my own, I was able to write code and edit source code and everything, however after taking a formal course, I felt like I only knew about 5% of it!
Java is a GREAT language to start off with though, because it has similarities to many other languages. After learning Java, which took nearly a year, I was able to become fluent in C, C++, and other Object oriented languages very easily!
I would continue learning Java, then move to Python, but it is up to you!
From experience though, Java is able to do most of the things python can do, even make Stand Alone EXE programs. I wasn't aware of this until recently though...
Anyway, Best of luck!
There is a difference between beginning learning and applying. If you are a real newbie (lack of better term) to programming you probably couldn't handle more than once.
Even myself, if I'm learning a brand new language I'll focus on it for a few weeks to get the basics. In the meantime I will be coding in other languages.
However, some people are better at mentally separating things.
I did Pascal, Cobol, and Fortran simultaneously.
And then my 'ex' threw EVERYTHING out. ';He thought it was garbage';. NOT in a garbage bag. In a lime green milk crate, completely organized in front of the cedar closet.
sorry, ancient history, still annoys me.
He is history, we have ELEVEN (11) computers.
Whatever you are comfortable with is the right amount for you! Have fun. =]
I'm not sure about Python but if you understand the principles then picking up a new language should be fairly easy.
I would learn Java first then move on but I'm sure others will have different views
What internet programming languages will I need to know to do web development?
I'm focusing on the essentials first. I already know HTML, XHTML, CSS, and Javascript and I'm planning on learning Java, PHP, SQL, and ASP. I was also thinking Ajax, DHTML, Perl, and XML and some of its derivatives would be helpful as well. I have a limited budget and want to start designing web sites and building up a resume as soon as possible so I can get a job.What internet programming languages will I need to know to do web development?
Stick with open-source and free tools, IDEs, databases, servers, OS, etc.
I would definitely make it a point to learn the Java JDOM API, and learn XML as a tool for business language. More and more companies, including the federal government's financial services, banks, etc. are transmitting data via web services using complex XML. Learn it, learn how to leverage it for businesses. It is even useful for storing customized user profiles in a database.What internet programming languages will I need to know to do web development?
HTML, XHTML, CSS, Javascript/Ajax DOM, PHP, MySQL.
Dont worry about Java unless your planning on doing software development.
If you plan of designing and not just cutting up and coding, then your going to want to take some courses in User Interface design, Typography, color theory, and visual hierarchy.
The languages you mentioned should be more than sufficient enough for web development. If you have a job in mind, you could go to their website to find out what kind of languages they require and focus on those languages first.
Stick with open-source and free tools, IDEs, databases, servers, OS, etc.
I would definitely make it a point to learn the Java JDOM API, and learn XML as a tool for business language. More and more companies, including the federal government's financial services, banks, etc. are transmitting data via web services using complex XML. Learn it, learn how to leverage it for businesses. It is even useful for storing customized user profiles in a database.What internet programming languages will I need to know to do web development?
HTML, XHTML, CSS, Javascript/Ajax DOM, PHP, MySQL.
Dont worry about Java unless your planning on doing software development.
If you plan of designing and not just cutting up and coding, then your going to want to take some courses in User Interface design, Typography, color theory, and visual hierarchy.
The languages you mentioned should be more than sufficient enough for web development. If you have a job in mind, you could go to their website to find out what kind of languages they require and focus on those languages first.
What programming language should i use to make a dynamic business ebsite?
I have I have been assigned to make a website for my job. The user fills out forms then it needs to create a new page(or entry) each time, so each is unique. These pages will need to be viewed by others through a link. I don't know which language to look into, php, ajax java script? And where to go from there.What programming language should i use to make a dynamic business ebsite?
To start off simply, you will need to write it in PHP.
PHP is not only one of the best supported languages, it's also free.
MySQL will also be required for such a project in most cases.
AJAX and JavaScript are used to make things more fancy, but if you're asking these questions, you don't really need to worry about that yet until you're more experienced with the rest as they can be a nightmare if you don't know them well.
As for hosting I would recommend http://www.hostmonsterplus.com as they support PHP, MySQL and all the technologies you'll need at a reasonable rate. They'll also provide a free domain name (.com, .net, ...) for as long as you're hosted with them. (This is who I have been using for my hosting for 2 years now)
Before you start getting too involved in your project make sure you read a couple of articles about ';SQL Injection'; so that you don't put any common security holes in your site. (Half the battle is knowing that SQL Injection exists.)
If you have any more questions feel free to PM me and ask.What programming language should i use to make a dynamic business ebsite?
Part of it depends on the server that will be hosting this site.
If it's a LAMP ( Linux Apache Mysql PHP) solution then you should learn with PHP and mysql.
It it's a Microsoft bases solution then probably ASP and .NET programing, with either SQL server or MS Access.
As far as ajax is basically just a creative way to use java script so the webpage doesn't have to completely reload in order to present new content.
Java script could be helpful for make the page more user freindly but isn't necessary for a basic system like you're describing.
I would use ColdFusion. There is just nothing easier to build Web sites out there. ColdFusion is built in with JavaScript - AJAX, CSS functionality so you would only need to learn one language and as your needs and skill increase you can extended it.
ColdFusion could connect to any Database (DBMS) or even flat files e.g. excel spreadsheets. If you don't need to save that much data I would recommend SQLite then as your needs and skills increase you can then use a real DBMS like MySQL. Creating forms is easy, and as I suggested before CF would generate a basic set of JavaScript validation code for you.
As you may know a domain name is just a name, not a real website. If you are going to create your website: 1- Buy a domain name. To get a domain name, you have to pay an annual fee to a registrar for the right to use that name. 2- Buy a web hosting service to provide your online space and enable you to get your website online at your purchased domain name.
To get further information take a look at: http://www.threehosts.com/build
You need a web hosting service which supports online payments like, Master Card, Visa %26amp; PayPal. It is very important that your service be uptime. It means that you can access your account whenever you want to update your web pages, and your visitors can view your website whenever they type your website address. If your hosting service is not uptime it is real hell!
If you want to start your website I recommend purchase your domain and hosting together. In this way it is possible to get your domain for free. Some hosting services offer this gift today.
If you want to run a successful e-commerce you must choose a reliable web hosting service. The security of your business directly depends on the security of your hosting service. (Hacker safe)
Take a look at: http://www.threehosts.com/business
There you can reach the three reputable companies that are leaders in the E-commerce web hosting industry. They fulfill all your requirements to sell online. By using each of them, everything you need for your business website is provided in one eCommerce Hosting Package.
Good Luck!
have you done programming before ?if not , then u can hire a programmer if u don't have the time .
However, if u have enough time , u can learn PHP for now ( there are some as good solutions like ASP.Net and JSP but they make time to learn ).
U will use PHP for the logic of ur Website , MySQL to store the data for ur business, and HTML for the look and feel of ur Website
PHP is straight to the point when it comes to Web stuff :
For install :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGmEZ9k1c鈥?/a>
For start up lessons:
http://www.w3schools.com/PHP/DEfaULT.asP
Good luck!
To start off simply, you will need to write it in PHP.
PHP is not only one of the best supported languages, it's also free.
MySQL will also be required for such a project in most cases.
AJAX and JavaScript are used to make things more fancy, but if you're asking these questions, you don't really need to worry about that yet until you're more experienced with the rest as they can be a nightmare if you don't know them well.
As for hosting I would recommend http://www.hostmonsterplus.com as they support PHP, MySQL and all the technologies you'll need at a reasonable rate. They'll also provide a free domain name (.com, .net, ...) for as long as you're hosted with them. (This is who I have been using for my hosting for 2 years now)
Before you start getting too involved in your project make sure you read a couple of articles about ';SQL Injection'; so that you don't put any common security holes in your site. (Half the battle is knowing that SQL Injection exists.)
If you have any more questions feel free to PM me and ask.What programming language should i use to make a dynamic business ebsite?
Part of it depends on the server that will be hosting this site.
If it's a LAMP ( Linux Apache Mysql PHP) solution then you should learn with PHP and mysql.
It it's a Microsoft bases solution then probably ASP and .NET programing, with either SQL server or MS Access.
As far as ajax is basically just a creative way to use java script so the webpage doesn't have to completely reload in order to present new content.
Java script could be helpful for make the page more user freindly but isn't necessary for a basic system like you're describing.
I would use ColdFusion. There is just nothing easier to build Web sites out there. ColdFusion is built in with JavaScript - AJAX, CSS functionality so you would only need to learn one language and as your needs and skill increase you can extended it.
ColdFusion could connect to any Database (DBMS) or even flat files e.g. excel spreadsheets. If you don't need to save that much data I would recommend SQLite then as your needs and skills increase you can then use a real DBMS like MySQL. Creating forms is easy, and as I suggested before CF would generate a basic set of JavaScript validation code for you.
As you may know a domain name is just a name, not a real website. If you are going to create your website: 1- Buy a domain name. To get a domain name, you have to pay an annual fee to a registrar for the right to use that name. 2- Buy a web hosting service to provide your online space and enable you to get your website online at your purchased domain name.
To get further information take a look at: http://www.threehosts.com/build
You need a web hosting service which supports online payments like, Master Card, Visa %26amp; PayPal. It is very important that your service be uptime. It means that you can access your account whenever you want to update your web pages, and your visitors can view your website whenever they type your website address. If your hosting service is not uptime it is real hell!
If you want to start your website I recommend purchase your domain and hosting together. In this way it is possible to get your domain for free. Some hosting services offer this gift today.
If you want to run a successful e-commerce you must choose a reliable web hosting service. The security of your business directly depends on the security of your hosting service. (Hacker safe)
Take a look at: http://www.threehosts.com/business
There you can reach the three reputable companies that are leaders in the E-commerce web hosting industry. They fulfill all your requirements to sell online. By using each of them, everything you need for your business website is provided in one eCommerce Hosting Package.
Good Luck!
have you done programming before ?if not , then u can hire a programmer if u don't have the time .
However, if u have enough time , u can learn PHP for now ( there are some as good solutions like ASP.Net and JSP but they make time to learn ).
U will use PHP for the logic of ur Website , MySQL to store the data for ur business, and HTML for the look and feel of ur Website
PHP is straight to the point when it comes to Web stuff :
For install :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGmEZ9k1c鈥?/a>
For start up lessons:
http://www.w3schools.com/PHP/DEfaULT.asP
Good luck!
What programming languages would I need to know in order to start building mobile apps?
Particularly for the iPhone?What programming languages would I need to know in order to start building mobile apps?
Java
Java
What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
SQL is a definite, I get that. What other languages would be good to know for manipulating data, creating plug-ins/scripts, and encryption?What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
Most of them have similar concepts. There are not that many differences between computer languages. If pick one language only, I will use Java. SQL are easy to learn, but learning the special features/languages for different dB will be harder.What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
Well, you need to select a DBMS. There is Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL and a couple others.
I would recommend MySQL because it is open source, and widely used.
If you are in a professional environment, you may want to use SQL Server.
Or both. It's kind of like the browser wars, but in the end it depends on where you work. Though, they are all based on SQL, so it will be easy to transfer.
Then, you need to learn some good web languages. PHP is known for its power with the SQL languages.
So, I have no idea what you already know, but here is a good list:
HTML
XHTML
CSS
HTML DOM
DHTML
JavaScript
Ajax
PHP
MySQL
XML/XSLT
Then, for the sake of completion, you need to learn a real programming language, not just a scripting language. (besides php).
I would recommend Java. It is widespread, more powerful, better than C++ or C#, and is evolving rapidly.
Another alternative to PHP is ASP(active server pages). It really depends on where you work.
Yet another alternative to PHP is JSP(JavaServer Pages). I am learning both PHP and JSP.
Good luck.
Depends on what level you want to go -- if you want to write a database as such then C++ is preferred.. for any automation with external interfaces - .Net or java should work.. if you want to learn just databases - then SQL, DB2 (Mainframes database), Mysql, sqlanywhere, oracle etc., there are many like this.. check out my blog programming section to know all the popular programming languages -- http://markthispage.blogspot.com/
might be of some help to you.
You want to learn database technologies more than languages.
Oracle is a must for any DBA. MySQL is not and enterprise-sized system but is very commonly used in smaller businesses. Stuff like that.
I guess web-base development is important as well. PHP and ASP are pretty common.
Depends what type of programming you are doing. If it's web you'd need PHP or something.
C or C++ are good ones to know if your building applications.
Unix scripts.
Most of them have similar concepts. There are not that many differences between computer languages. If pick one language only, I will use Java. SQL are easy to learn, but learning the special features/languages for different dB will be harder.What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
Well, you need to select a DBMS. There is Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL and a couple others.
I would recommend MySQL because it is open source, and widely used.
If you are in a professional environment, you may want to use SQL Server.
Or both. It's kind of like the browser wars, but in the end it depends on where you work. Though, they are all based on SQL, so it will be easy to transfer.
Then, you need to learn some good web languages. PHP is known for its power with the SQL languages.
So, I have no idea what you already know, but here is a good list:
HTML
XHTML
CSS
HTML DOM
DHTML
JavaScript
Ajax
PHP
MySQL
XML/XSLT
Then, for the sake of completion, you need to learn a real programming language, not just a scripting language. (besides php).
I would recommend Java. It is widespread, more powerful, better than C++ or C#, and is evolving rapidly.
Another alternative to PHP is ASP(active server pages). It really depends on where you work.
Yet another alternative to PHP is JSP(JavaServer Pages). I am learning both PHP and JSP.
Good luck.
Depends on what level you want to go -- if you want to write a database as such then C++ is preferred.. for any automation with external interfaces - .Net or java should work.. if you want to learn just databases - then SQL, DB2 (Mainframes database), Mysql, sqlanywhere, oracle etc., there are many like this.. check out my blog programming section to know all the popular programming languages -- http://markthispage.blogspot.com/
might be of some help to you.
You want to learn database technologies more than languages.
Oracle is a must for any DBA. MySQL is not and enterprise-sized system but is very commonly used in smaller businesses. Stuff like that.
I guess web-base development is important as well. PHP and ASP are pretty common.
Depends what type of programming you are doing. If it's web you'd need PHP or something.
C or C++ are good ones to know if your building applications.
Unix scripts.
What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
My friend whom I never see anymore is a computer engineer out of NJIT and I just want to know what languages do you think one like him knows?
Is there a certain language for beginners to start at and what usually comes next in line of languages to learn after? Thanks!What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
Any general purpose language will suit your needs. If your friend is a computer engineer he probably uses C and C++ to most things. C is a good language for doing low level functions and is therefore popular among EEs and Computer Engineers. C++ adds a little more abstraction and object orientation.
There is no set path per say to learning programming languages. Most people start of with a general purpose language (such as C++ or Java) and then learn more languages as the need presents itself.What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
There are a lot of languages out there. Each being better at a certain type of programming then others. It is good to know as much as you can about all the popular languages out there.
If you have never programmed before, I would suggest that you get yourself a book on Python. It is a very high level language and, in my opinion, would be the easiest for a beginner to learn the basic structures and algorithms associated with programming.
After that, you should have no problem picking up other languages. All you would have to do is learn their syntax.
C++ is pretty much a requirement in the field of programing. I would try to learn Java first. Google ';Karol The Robot Stanford'; and you will get a huge video lesson of Java. That was my first lesson is programing. The coarse teaches you programing theory and then moves on to practice.
Is there a certain language for beginners to start at and what usually comes next in line of languages to learn after? Thanks!What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
Any general purpose language will suit your needs. If your friend is a computer engineer he probably uses C and C++ to most things. C is a good language for doing low level functions and is therefore popular among EEs and Computer Engineers. C++ adds a little more abstraction and object orientation.
There is no set path per say to learning programming languages. Most people start of with a general purpose language (such as C++ or Java) and then learn more languages as the need presents itself.What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
There are a lot of languages out there. Each being better at a certain type of programming then others. It is good to know as much as you can about all the popular languages out there.
If you have never programmed before, I would suggest that you get yourself a book on Python. It is a very high level language and, in my opinion, would be the easiest for a beginner to learn the basic structures and algorithms associated with programming.
After that, you should have no problem picking up other languages. All you would have to do is learn their syntax.
C++ is pretty much a requirement in the field of programing. I would try to learn Java first. Google ';Karol The Robot Stanford'; and you will get a huge video lesson of Java. That was my first lesson is programing. The coarse teaches you programing theory and then moves on to practice.
What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
SQL is a definite, I get that. What other languages would be good to know for manipulating data, creating plug-ins/scripts, and encryption?What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
Most of them have similar concepts. There are not that many differences between computer languages. If pick one language only, I will use Java. SQL are easy to learn, but learning the special features/languages for different dB will be harder.What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
Well, you need to select a DBMS. There is Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL and a couple others.
I would recommend MySQL because it is open source, and widely used.
If you are in a professional environment, you may want to use SQL Server.
Or both. It's kind of like the browser wars, but in the end it depends on where you work. Though, they are all based on SQL, so it will be easy to transfer.
Then, you need to learn some good web languages. PHP is known for its power with the SQL languages.
So, I have no idea what you already know, but here is a good list:
HTML
XHTML
CSS
HTML DOM
DHTML
JavaScript
Ajax
PHP
MySQL
XML/XSLT
Then, for the sake of completion, you need to learn a real programming language, not just a scripting language. (besides php).
I would recommend Java. It is widespread, more powerful, better than C++ or C#, and is evolving rapidly.
Another alternative to PHP is ASP(active server pages). It really depends on where you work.
Yet another alternative to PHP is JSP(JavaServer Pages). I am learning both PHP and JSP.
Good luck.
Depends on what level you want to go -- if you want to write a database as such then C++ is preferred.. for any automation with external interfaces - .Net or java should work.. if you want to learn just databases - then SQL, DB2 (Mainframes database), Mysql, sqlanywhere, oracle etc., there are many like this.. check out my blog programming section to know all the popular programming languages -- http://markthispage.blogspot.com/
might be of some help to you.
You want to learn database technologies more than languages.
Oracle is a must for any DBA. MySQL is not and enterprise-sized system but is very commonly used in smaller businesses. Stuff like that.
I guess web-base development is important as well. PHP and ASP are pretty common.
Depends what type of programming you are doing. If it's web you'd need PHP or something.
C or C++ are good ones to know if your building applications.
Unix scripts.highlight styles blonde highlight oil well toner
Most of them have similar concepts. There are not that many differences between computer languages. If pick one language only, I will use Java. SQL are easy to learn, but learning the special features/languages for different dB will be harder.What programming languages should a future database developer learn?
Well, you need to select a DBMS. There is Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL and a couple others.
I would recommend MySQL because it is open source, and widely used.
If you are in a professional environment, you may want to use SQL Server.
Or both. It's kind of like the browser wars, but in the end it depends on where you work. Though, they are all based on SQL, so it will be easy to transfer.
Then, you need to learn some good web languages. PHP is known for its power with the SQL languages.
So, I have no idea what you already know, but here is a good list:
HTML
XHTML
CSS
HTML DOM
DHTML
JavaScript
Ajax
PHP
MySQL
XML/XSLT
Then, for the sake of completion, you need to learn a real programming language, not just a scripting language. (besides php).
I would recommend Java. It is widespread, more powerful, better than C++ or C#, and is evolving rapidly.
Another alternative to PHP is ASP(active server pages). It really depends on where you work.
Yet another alternative to PHP is JSP(JavaServer Pages). I am learning both PHP and JSP.
Good luck.
Depends on what level you want to go -- if you want to write a database as such then C++ is preferred.. for any automation with external interfaces - .Net or java should work.. if you want to learn just databases - then SQL, DB2 (Mainframes database), Mysql, sqlanywhere, oracle etc., there are many like this.. check out my blog programming section to know all the popular programming languages -- http://markthispage.blogspot.com/
might be of some help to you.
You want to learn database technologies more than languages.
Oracle is a must for any DBA. MySQL is not and enterprise-sized system but is very commonly used in smaller businesses. Stuff like that.
I guess web-base development is important as well. PHP and ASP are pretty common.
Depends what type of programming you are doing. If it's web you'd need PHP or something.
C or C++ are good ones to know if your building applications.
Unix scripts.
What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
My friend whom I never see anymore is a computer engineer out of NJIT and I just want to know what languages do you think one like him knows?
Is there a certain language for beginners to start at and what usually comes next in line of languages to learn after? Thanks!What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
Any general purpose language will suit your needs. If your friend is a computer engineer he probably uses C and C++ to most things. C is a good language for doing low level functions and is therefore popular among EEs and Computer Engineers. C++ adds a little more abstraction and object orientation.
There is no set path per say to learning programming languages. Most people start of with a general purpose language (such as C++ or Java) and then learn more languages as the need presents itself.What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
There are a lot of languages out there. Each being better at a certain type of programming then others. It is good to know as much as you can about all the popular languages out there.
If you have never programmed before, I would suggest that you get yourself a book on Python. It is a very high level language and, in my opinion, would be the easiest for a beginner to learn the basic structures and algorithms associated with programming.
After that, you should have no problem picking up other languages. All you would have to do is learn their syntax.
C++ is pretty much a requirement in the field of programing. I would try to learn Java first. Google ';Karol The Robot Stanford'; and you will get a huge video lesson of Java. That was my first lesson is programing. The coarse teaches you programing theory and then moves on to practice.
Is there a certain language for beginners to start at and what usually comes next in line of languages to learn after? Thanks!What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
Any general purpose language will suit your needs. If your friend is a computer engineer he probably uses C and C++ to most things. C is a good language for doing low level functions and is therefore popular among EEs and Computer Engineers. C++ adds a little more abstraction and object orientation.
There is no set path per say to learning programming languages. Most people start of with a general purpose language (such as C++ or Java) and then learn more languages as the need presents itself.What programming languages should a computer engineer know?
There are a lot of languages out there. Each being better at a certain type of programming then others. It is good to know as much as you can about all the popular languages out there.
If you have never programmed before, I would suggest that you get yourself a book on Python. It is a very high level language and, in my opinion, would be the easiest for a beginner to learn the basic structures and algorithms associated with programming.
After that, you should have no problem picking up other languages. All you would have to do is learn their syntax.
C++ is pretty much a requirement in the field of programing. I would try to learn Java first. Google ';Karol The Robot Stanford'; and you will get a huge video lesson of Java. That was my first lesson is programing. The coarse teaches you programing theory and then moves on to practice.
What programming language is the best one to use for creating a game?
What programming language is the best one to use for creating a game?
I want to create a game, either simple or complex. I have mastered the basics of the programming languages of Java, HTML, and C++.
What should I use? Also, is there any graphics software which I need to use in order to create games?What programming language is the best one to use for creating a game?
You can use VC++ 2008 Express. Dark GDK and DirectX August 2007 SDK (It must be August 2007 for it to work) to get started on your game design. All are freeware. Here are the links to get going:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/product鈥?/a>
http://gdk.thegamecreators.com/
http://download.microsoft.com/download/3鈥?/a>
http://blip.tv/file/1558374/
http://www.schoolfreeware.com/Freeware_V鈥?/a>
Have funWhat programming language is the best one to use for creating a game?
I'd say you are bang on track language-wise.
Most commercial video games are written in C++ , with other languages like Python used for scripting.
Java is used to write games for mobile (cell) phones. It is currently too slow to be used for the large console games. Having said that, each new version of Java is getting faster, so I'm betting that it will eventually replace C++ in years to come. HTML is essential for web based games. It might also be worth your while to learn Javascript as well. It is used to add interactivity to web pages and therefore for web games. It has syntax similar to java (hence its name) so you shouldn't find it hard to learn.
w3schools.com is a good place to learn javascript aswell as HTML and CSS because they set the standards for them.
For graphics, it depends how high end a game you want to make. Professional games companies use Autodesk 3ds max (3D Studio Max) or Maya for 3D modelling and photoshop for 2D graphics editing but they have teams of people to do this sort of thing. You can use whatever you feel comfortable with.
There is no best programming language. But C++ is the one use in making comercial games. C++ I use SDL for making 2D games, would use opengl for 3D games or a game engine,
I want to create a game, either simple or complex. I have mastered the basics of the programming languages of Java, HTML, and C++.
What should I use? Also, is there any graphics software which I need to use in order to create games?What programming language is the best one to use for creating a game?
You can use VC++ 2008 Express. Dark GDK and DirectX August 2007 SDK (It must be August 2007 for it to work) to get started on your game design. All are freeware. Here are the links to get going:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/product鈥?/a>
http://gdk.thegamecreators.com/
http://download.microsoft.com/download/3鈥?/a>
http://blip.tv/file/1558374/
http://www.schoolfreeware.com/Freeware_V鈥?/a>
Have funWhat programming language is the best one to use for creating a game?
I'd say you are bang on track language-wise.
Most commercial video games are written in C++ , with other languages like Python used for scripting.
Java is used to write games for mobile (cell) phones. It is currently too slow to be used for the large console games. Having said that, each new version of Java is getting faster, so I'm betting that it will eventually replace C++ in years to come. HTML is essential for web based games. It might also be worth your while to learn Javascript as well. It is used to add interactivity to web pages and therefore for web games. It has syntax similar to java (hence its name) so you shouldn't find it hard to learn.
w3schools.com is a good place to learn javascript aswell as HTML and CSS because they set the standards for them.
For graphics, it depends how high end a game you want to make. Professional games companies use Autodesk 3ds max (3D Studio Max) or Maya for 3D modelling and photoshop for 2D graphics editing but they have teams of people to do this sort of thing. You can use whatever you feel comfortable with.
There is no best programming language. But C++ is the one use in making comercial games. C++ I use SDL for making 2D games, would use opengl for 3D games or a game engine,
What programming languages are most frequently used in the IT world?
In other words, what languages should I learn or spruce up on before I graduate next year and get a job?What programming languages are most frequently used in the IT world?
Java
C++
PHP
PerlWhat programming languages are most frequently used in the IT world?
C, C++ and Java are the most popular languages in the IT world.
Please consider the order of this chain, it is important.
You are welcome to discover more on http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/prgC/.
Java
C++
PHP
Java / C#
C++
PHP
ASP, PHP, .NET, VB, Java, C#
.net
visual basic
Java
C++
PHP
PerlWhat programming languages are most frequently used in the IT world?
C, C++ and Java are the most popular languages in the IT world.
Please consider the order of this chain, it is important.
You are welcome to discover more on http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/prgC/.
Java
C++
PHP
Java / C#
C++
PHP
ASP, PHP, .NET, VB, Java, C#
.net
visual basic
What programming language to use if I want to create applications for mobile phone?
I want to write an application to use for my SE mobile phone but have no idea how to get it started. Anyone can advice the steps for me to start?What programming language to use if I want to create applications for mobile phone?
Is it running WinMob, Symbian or Android OS?
The best OS to write apps for is the iPhone.What programming language to use if I want to create applications for mobile phone?
Right now the two most popular mobile platforms are IPhone and Google Android. Android uses Java is the programming language, iPhone uses Objective C. Java is great and is used by everyone, taught at University and accepted by enterprise. Objective C is crappy, only used by Apple, but they force you to use it if you want to develop for iPhone.
Personally I would go with Java as a start if you have no programming experience. You will have a much easier time of it picking up the language and learning the ropes. You can always pick Objective C up later once you have a basic grounding in mobile development (if you want to do iPhone dev that is).
Is it running WinMob, Symbian or Android OS?
The best OS to write apps for is the iPhone.What programming language to use if I want to create applications for mobile phone?
Right now the two most popular mobile platforms are IPhone and Google Android. Android uses Java is the programming language, iPhone uses Objective C. Java is great and is used by everyone, taught at University and accepted by enterprise. Objective C is crappy, only used by Apple, but they force you to use it if you want to develop for iPhone.
Personally I would go with Java as a start if you have no programming experience. You will have a much easier time of it picking up the language and learning the ropes. You can always pick Objective C up later once you have a basic grounding in mobile development (if you want to do iPhone dev that is).
What Programming language should I start learning first?
I'm an Electrical Engineering student that want's improve my basic familiarity with C++ and Java into average skills or even better. I'm not going into programming but I want to learn more about programming simple programs or make my own budgeting programs or something.What Programming language should I start learning first?
you should have a bit knowledge of C language, thn you can directly start from java.
for any kind of java help
visit : http://4-engineers-help.blogspot.comWhat Programming language should I start learning first?
well, if you want to just make easy, lightweight programs, then python (which is a scripting language, mind you) will fit the need. it shows the theory pretty well, at least in the mathematical sense.
then, if you really want to learn how computers work, learn assembly. that is the most hardcore, by far. it includes details about all of the components that the computer has to deal with.
good luck with that.
hope that helped.
Well, if you want to become better acquainted with C++ and Java, I'd say start with Java. It's not too hard to get started with, and Java's documentation is excellent. Once you've learned Java, C++ falls into place pretty nicely, since their syntax is very similar. C++ has some early challenges that make it difficult for starting programmers.
I would suggest you to start with C++ for standalone developementand PHP for web.
Please check this link for some good programming tips and techniques and the languages list:
http://www.techunits.com/programming
visual basic is a good start
then you can move onto c++ and java as they are both strongly similiar
Read about design principles first.. Like OO.. I would say starting off with C++ would be fine if you are an EE student already - its just the principles you need help with.
Php just start.
you should have a bit knowledge of C language, thn you can directly start from java.
for any kind of java help
visit : http://4-engineers-help.blogspot.comWhat Programming language should I start learning first?
well, if you want to just make easy, lightweight programs, then python (which is a scripting language, mind you) will fit the need. it shows the theory pretty well, at least in the mathematical sense.
then, if you really want to learn how computers work, learn assembly. that is the most hardcore, by far. it includes details about all of the components that the computer has to deal with.
good luck with that.
hope that helped.
Well, if you want to become better acquainted with C++ and Java, I'd say start with Java. It's not too hard to get started with, and Java's documentation is excellent. Once you've learned Java, C++ falls into place pretty nicely, since their syntax is very similar. C++ has some early challenges that make it difficult for starting programmers.
I would suggest you to start with C++ for standalone developementand PHP for web.
Please check this link for some good programming tips and techniques and the languages list:
http://www.techunits.com/programming
visual basic is a good start
then you can move onto c++ and java as they are both strongly similiar
Read about design principles first.. Like OO.. I would say starting off with C++ would be fine if you are an EE student already - its just the principles you need help with.
Php just start.
What programming language are text based games written in?
I want to make a text based game, I dont know what language you use to create one, but I have used a construction tool or something. Anyone know what that is? A tool that lets you create rooms, etc.What programming language are text based games written in?
The most common tool is Inform, which now (version 7) accepts a kind of natural language instruction -- meaning that if you can describe your room conversationally, you can program the game to reproduce those results to players.
The most common alternative is Tads; there are however oodles of ';interactive fiction'; languages. If you like, ';Cloak of Darkness'; is a brief sample game that allows you to see how similar instructions are given to different languages.What programming language are text based games written in?
Text based game like this? http://www.bigtimemafia.com
Well that's my site and it is based on PHP mainlyhighlight styles blonde highlight oil well toner
The most common tool is Inform, which now (version 7) accepts a kind of natural language instruction -- meaning that if you can describe your room conversationally, you can program the game to reproduce those results to players.
The most common alternative is Tads; there are however oodles of ';interactive fiction'; languages. If you like, ';Cloak of Darkness'; is a brief sample game that allows you to see how similar instructions are given to different languages.What programming language are text based games written in?
Text based game like this? http://www.bigtimemafia.com
Well that's my site and it is based on PHP mainly
What programming language should I use to create a software that would run in both Linux and Windows?
I need to write a typing tutor software that would run on both Linux and Windows. What is the best languages I need to do this? I have some knowledge in C++, C# and Java
Thanks!What programming language should I use to create a software that would run in both Linux and Windows?
There are two good ways to do this. One is make it java. There is a freebie java environment you can download from sun called netbeans at http://www.netbeans.org/ . it is a complete IDE. The other way is C++ using wxWidgets framework. with wxWidgets, you can use any IDE (borland or microsoft visual studio etc). The catch is that you have to compile it natively for each environment you want to run. So if you develop on windows, you will need to setup another compiler on linux, copy the source code to that environment and recompile. The advantage is that it runs much faster that way. checkout the links and see which you prefer.What programming language should I use to create a software that would run in both Linux and Windows?
As a matter of fact, NetBeans has plug-ins for C#, C++, Python and others. But the main thing is Java. Don't kid yourself, you will rewrite large chunks of C++ code to accomodate the different platforms.
As far as speed??? I've seen Java and Python projects deployed 5 months ahead of teams trying to accomplish C++. You will never prototype with C++.
All the hype with Open Source projects has to do with .net instead of java. Which is a shame. .net is a 8-gigabyte plug-in. Java JRE is a 13-meg downloadable plug-in.
I view Windows7 as a last-ditch platform. Vista was a dog, plain and simple. There are too many current challenges to Microsoft, and too much outsourced talent with MS trying to keep it secret. CEO Steve Balmer is a sports owner, and lawyer not an economist. Those factors point to multi-platform deployment with internet delivery.
So, do your C#. java is better.
you can use ajax java i recommendation to this link : http://www.ajax-tutorial.net/ajax-link-r鈥?/a>
C++
=
Most portable.
Thanks!What programming language should I use to create a software that would run in both Linux and Windows?
There are two good ways to do this. One is make it java. There is a freebie java environment you can download from sun called netbeans at http://www.netbeans.org/ . it is a complete IDE. The other way is C++ using wxWidgets framework. with wxWidgets, you can use any IDE (borland or microsoft visual studio etc). The catch is that you have to compile it natively for each environment you want to run. So if you develop on windows, you will need to setup another compiler on linux, copy the source code to that environment and recompile. The advantage is that it runs much faster that way. checkout the links and see which you prefer.What programming language should I use to create a software that would run in both Linux and Windows?
As a matter of fact, NetBeans has plug-ins for C#, C++, Python and others. But the main thing is Java. Don't kid yourself, you will rewrite large chunks of C++ code to accomodate the different platforms.
As far as speed??? I've seen Java and Python projects deployed 5 months ahead of teams trying to accomplish C++. You will never prototype with C++.
All the hype with Open Source projects has to do with .net instead of java. Which is a shame. .net is a 8-gigabyte plug-in. Java JRE is a 13-meg downloadable plug-in.
I view Windows7 as a last-ditch platform. Vista was a dog, plain and simple. There are too many current challenges to Microsoft, and too much outsourced talent with MS trying to keep it secret. CEO Steve Balmer is a sports owner, and lawyer not an economist. Those factors point to multi-platform deployment with internet delivery.
So, do your C#. java is better.
you can use ajax java i recommendation to this link : http://www.ajax-tutorial.net/ajax-link-r鈥?/a>
C++
=
Most portable.
When programming a public safety scanner, Do the frequencies within each bank have to be placed in order?
And if so, and they are not placed in order ... Is there negative outcome and what is it?When programming a public safety scanner, Do the frequencies within each bank have to be placed in order?
It's not necessary to put them in order. Due to the high speed of todays equipment there is such a tiny amount of difference in how quickly the radio receiver can switch between bands and frequencies. Personally I organize my scanning by type. It might be all the Aircraft (including ground communication in non airband); all the Fire (including pager, vehicle to vehicle, mobile to mobile) etc...
It's not necessary to put them in order. Due to the high speed of todays equipment there is such a tiny amount of difference in how quickly the radio receiver can switch between bands and frequencies. Personally I organize my scanning by type. It might be all the Aircraft (including ground communication in non airband); all the Fire (including pager, vehicle to vehicle, mobile to mobile) etc...
What program can I use to program a side-scroller with only minimal experience programming?
Any game programming engines available? They don't have to be free, but of course free is nice hahaWhat program can I use to program a side-scroller with only minimal experience programming?
Game Maker seems like a pretty good choice. I haven't actually used it, but some of my friends use it a lot. The basic version is free, or you can buy the ';Pro'; version.
http://www.yoyogames.com/gamemaker/
Game Maker seems like a pretty good choice. I haven't actually used it, but some of my friends use it a lot. The basic version is free, or you can buy the ';Pro'; version.
http://www.yoyogames.com/gamemaker/
What programming skills, if any, should I develop if I want to use advanced Statistical systems?
Statistical Analysis systems like SAS. Should I consider taking programming courses if I also want to get involved in econometrics? Haven't taken the class yet but will in a few days.What programming skills, if any, should I develop if I want to use advanced Statistical systems?
SAS is a statistical application language, and although it has a macro language to do some procedural work, I found that I had little need for programming while using SAS. Instead of programming, much of what I wanted to do existed in the SAS procedures. It more reading the procedures and their parameters and knowing which one to use.
On the other hand, sometimes the data is not in a format which is easy to read using SAS, in such cases it was nice to have another language to preprocess the data.
Learning how to use a programming language or system tool to do this could be useful.
SAS is a statistical application language, and although it has a macro language to do some procedural work, I found that I had little need for programming while using SAS. Instead of programming, much of what I wanted to do existed in the SAS procedures. It more reading the procedures and their parameters and knowing which one to use.
On the other hand, sometimes the data is not in a format which is easy to read using SAS, in such cases it was nice to have another language to preprocess the data.
Learning how to use a programming language or system tool to do this could be useful.
What's a good computer programming computer tutoring program i can download?
I recently signed up for a computer programming course at school and i am totally lost. If anyone knows a good online or downloadable program tutor i can use to help me plz let me know thanks.What's a good computer programming computer tutoring program i can download?
You can start learning C++ with these video tutorials:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/index.p鈥?/a>
They are perfect for beginners. This one can get you started by showing you how to install a free compiler:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson0鈥?/a>
Here are some simple games with code downloads that you can use to get some ideas:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson9鈥?/a>
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson2鈥?/a>
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson2鈥?/a>
These tutorials can get you started with graphics programming in OpenGL:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/opengl/index.ph鈥?/a>
You can go through the tutorials and if you have questions on them or anything else in C++, please post to me here:
http://xoax.net/forum/
Enjoy!What's a good computer programming computer tutoring program i can download?
Look on youtube, or google. Just type the name of the language and ';tutorial'; on your searches.
I would recommend you get a Linux or BSD operating system if you are going into programming. Not only is it easier to get compilers, but Linux provides better support for programming software. Also, you can reprogram anything on the operating system, so it's easier to learn and lots of fun to tinker with.
Here are some languages you should start with:
Java
Python
C++
C
Ruby
Perl
With java, you need to download the java platform to compile and run your programs.
hey
try these one
www.download.com
and download c++
programming software
and there you have it
You can find many computer programmers live at website like http://ijug.net/ .
For most things website coding related i always use w3schools' free on-line references.
You can start learning C++ with these video tutorials:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/index.p鈥?/a>
They are perfect for beginners. This one can get you started by showing you how to install a free compiler:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson0鈥?/a>
Here are some simple games with code downloads that you can use to get some ideas:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson9鈥?/a>
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson2鈥?/a>
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson2鈥?/a>
These tutorials can get you started with graphics programming in OpenGL:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/opengl/index.ph鈥?/a>
You can go through the tutorials and if you have questions on them or anything else in C++, please post to me here:
http://xoax.net/forum/
Enjoy!What's a good computer programming computer tutoring program i can download?
Look on youtube, or google. Just type the name of the language and ';tutorial'; on your searches.
I would recommend you get a Linux or BSD operating system if you are going into programming. Not only is it easier to get compilers, but Linux provides better support for programming software. Also, you can reprogram anything on the operating system, so it's easier to learn and lots of fun to tinker with.
Here are some languages you should start with:
Java
Python
C++
C
Ruby
Perl
With java, you need to download the java platform to compile and run your programs.
hey
try these one
www.download.com
and download c++
programming software
and there you have it
You can find many computer programmers live at website like http://ijug.net/ .
For most things website coding related i always use w3schools' free on-line references.
In programming, what's the difference between closures and syntactic closures ?
I can't seem to find this explained throughly anywhere on the web. Wikipedia just redirects ';syntactic closure'; to ';closure';, but in that article I can't find anything written on ';syntactic closures';. Are they the same thing ?In programming, what's the difference between closures and syntactic closures ?
Try Google.
Scheme closures are a well-understood concept. Lambda expressions, when evaluated, close over or save the current lexical environment and store it in the procedures they evaluate to. This concept can in fact be easily extended to the syntactic level: expressions can be closed over a syntactic environment. Syntactic environments map names to their denotations. A name's denotation can be a special form (for core syntax, like lambda or if), a macro binding, or a variable binding.
For instance, there is a syntactic environment for standard Scheme.
http://community.schemewiki.org/?syntact鈥?/a>
At http://chicken.wiki.br/syntactic-closure鈥?/a> there is a discussion:
This document describes ';syntactic closures';, a low-level macro facility for the Scheme programming language. The facility is an alternative to the low-level macro facility described in the `Revised^4 Report on Scheme.' This document is an addendum to that report.
The syntactic closures facility extends the BNF rule for TRANSFORMER SPEC to allow a new keyword that introduces a low-level macro transformer:highlight styles blonde highlight oil well toner
Try Google.
Scheme closures are a well-understood concept. Lambda expressions, when evaluated, close over or save the current lexical environment and store it in the procedures they evaluate to. This concept can in fact be easily extended to the syntactic level: expressions can be closed over a syntactic environment. Syntactic environments map names to their denotations. A name's denotation can be a special form (for core syntax, like lambda or if), a macro binding, or a variable binding.
For instance, there is a syntactic environment for standard Scheme.
http://community.schemewiki.org/?syntact鈥?/a>
At http://chicken.wiki.br/syntactic-closure鈥?/a> there is a discussion:
This document describes ';syntactic closures';, a low-level macro facility for the Scheme programming language. The facility is an alternative to the low-level macro facility described in the `Revised^4 Report on Scheme.' This document is an addendum to that report.
The syntactic closures facility extends the BNF rule for TRANSFORMER SPEC to allow a new keyword that introduces a low-level macro transformer:
What is the best programming language to learn as an introduction to programming?
I want to start learning programming, and I was wondering what languages I should use. I've been told Java is pretty good to start out with, but I wanted a broader source of answers. A few things to base the answer on...
- I'll be doing my programming in Mac OS 10.5
- I'd prefer desktop application-style programming, but I'll do web development if it's strongly advised.
- I've dabbled a bit in Python.What is the best programming language to learn as an introduction to programming?
Objective C is really easy to start on a Mac. All you have do is pop in you OS install disc and instal Xcode dev toolsWhat is the best programming language to learn as an introduction to programming?
I strongly suggest python. Although personally I use Java, I don't think its a good place to start. Python has simple syntax and saves you a lot of hassle that can be hard for beginners. (For example, python is not ';strongly typed';; when you make a new variable, you do not need to tell python what kind of variable it is, and you can change it from an integer to a string within the program. ';strongly typed'; languages like java, C, C++ require that you declare each variable as an integer, floating point (decimal), string, etc. This becomes very important and useful when doing complicated tasks, but is annoying for beginners.)
a good book on beginning python is ';python for the absolute beginner';. I don't know how much you have ';dabbled'; in python, but I would recommend you continue there.
You should use a program called ';Game Maker'; There is a free version of it, and it is incredibly simple, you can download it from:
http://www.yoyogames.com
Also Javascript is an incredibly good language to learn too, and it comes with your computer! Some good tutorials are here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm7qdJX6eCc%26amp;feature=channel_page
You can learn something called ';Perl'; if you're feeling hardcore. This is pretty easy but is more obscure and unrelated to other languages, except PHP, these two would be good if you want to be a website programmer, however Perl is what is known as a ';Scripting language'; and can be used in many programs that aren't for websites.
My opinion is :
-Java (if you want to play with program that can run under multi platform)
-Fortran or C or C++ (if you want to play with high computational program)
Java also can integrate with other language.
I hope it help.
i have collected some good links for programming here (all popular languages) - around 250 sites for each.. check the link below if you are interested
http://markthispage.blogspot.com/search/鈥?/a>
If u dabbled with Python, continue, but if want spend time on web development i advice u to start learning PHP its the best.
C++
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Code::Blocks == open source free C++ IDE
http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/bina鈥?/a>
codeblocks-8.02-p2-mac.zip
BASIC, then Pascal, then C
basic, machine, C,C++,LISP,fortran,cobol,elp,java,
- I'll be doing my programming in Mac OS 10.5
- I'd prefer desktop application-style programming, but I'll do web development if it's strongly advised.
- I've dabbled a bit in Python.What is the best programming language to learn as an introduction to programming?
Objective C is really easy to start on a Mac. All you have do is pop in you OS install disc and instal Xcode dev toolsWhat is the best programming language to learn as an introduction to programming?
I strongly suggest python. Although personally I use Java, I don't think its a good place to start. Python has simple syntax and saves you a lot of hassle that can be hard for beginners. (For example, python is not ';strongly typed';; when you make a new variable, you do not need to tell python what kind of variable it is, and you can change it from an integer to a string within the program. ';strongly typed'; languages like java, C, C++ require that you declare each variable as an integer, floating point (decimal), string, etc. This becomes very important and useful when doing complicated tasks, but is annoying for beginners.)
a good book on beginning python is ';python for the absolute beginner';. I don't know how much you have ';dabbled'; in python, but I would recommend you continue there.
You should use a program called ';Game Maker'; There is a free version of it, and it is incredibly simple, you can download it from:
http://www.yoyogames.com
Also Javascript is an incredibly good language to learn too, and it comes with your computer! Some good tutorials are here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm7qdJX6eCc%26amp;feature=channel_page
You can learn something called ';Perl'; if you're feeling hardcore. This is pretty easy but is more obscure and unrelated to other languages, except PHP, these two would be good if you want to be a website programmer, however Perl is what is known as a ';Scripting language'; and can be used in many programs that aren't for websites.
My opinion is :
-Java (if you want to play with program that can run under multi platform)
-Fortran or C or C++ (if you want to play with high computational program)
Java also can integrate with other language.
I hope it help.
i have collected some good links for programming here (all popular languages) - around 250 sites for each.. check the link below if you are interested
http://markthispage.blogspot.com/search/鈥?/a>
If u dabbled with Python, continue, but if want spend time on web development i advice u to start learning PHP its the best.
C++
=
Code::Blocks == open source free C++ IDE
http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/bina鈥?/a>
codeblocks-8.02-p2-mac.zip
BASIC, then Pascal, then C
basic, machine, C,C++,LISP,fortran,cobol,elp,java,
What is the best program to use when programming a relatively medium sized game for a 14 year old?
I want to program my own racing game, with great graphics, what is the easiest program to learn that produces the best results?
Please leave a tutorial site, because I'm a novice in programming...
Thank youWhat is the best program to use when programming a relatively medium sized game for a 14 year old?
DarkBasic. It was one of my first game programming classes (go to school for software engineering/game programming) and it was a very easy to use program. You don't really need to know any programming to get started.
They have lots of tutorials and help documentation on their site.
http://darkbasic.thegamecreators.com/
My professor actually helped create the software and write the handbook.What is the best program to use when programming a relatively medium sized game for a 14 year old?
You need to have some programming concept first, then you need to learn Objective-C, finally you need to learn iPhone SDK.
You probably can learn Objective-C and get familiar with programming concepts at the same time. But you sure need a lot of practice to use iPhone SDK to develop an iPhone app.
Check out the official objective-c forum: http://classroomm.com/objective-c
Check out the free webinar ';Getting started with iPhone programming'; at http://classroomm.com/training/training-鈥?/a>
Also, objective-c and iphone programming webcasts are available at classroomm.com
Microsoft .NET could be a good choice.
see http://www.pickatutorial.com
sorry there...there is no ';easy'; way out of anything...you NEED to learn the basics before you do anything. C++ probably will give you the best results for creating games...
Please leave a tutorial site, because I'm a novice in programming...
Thank youWhat is the best program to use when programming a relatively medium sized game for a 14 year old?
DarkBasic. It was one of my first game programming classes (go to school for software engineering/game programming) and it was a very easy to use program. You don't really need to know any programming to get started.
They have lots of tutorials and help documentation on their site.
http://darkbasic.thegamecreators.com/
My professor actually helped create the software and write the handbook.What is the best program to use when programming a relatively medium sized game for a 14 year old?
You need to have some programming concept first, then you need to learn Objective-C, finally you need to learn iPhone SDK.
You probably can learn Objective-C and get familiar with programming concepts at the same time. But you sure need a lot of practice to use iPhone SDK to develop an iPhone app.
Check out the official objective-c forum: http://classroomm.com/objective-c
Check out the free webinar ';Getting started with iPhone programming'; at http://classroomm.com/training/training-鈥?/a>
Also, objective-c and iphone programming webcasts are available at classroomm.com
Microsoft .NET could be a good choice.
see http://www.pickatutorial.com
sorry there...there is no ';easy'; way out of anything...you NEED to learn the basics before you do anything. C++ probably will give you the best results for creating games...
What is the best programming language to use for creating an executable database program?
I'd like to explore creating a database application that i can make into an executable or set of files that can easily be on a CD and be sell-able. the end program would need to look like a custom piece of software.
possible?
help?What is the best programming language to use for creating an executable database program?
Are you thinking something along the lines of a sqllite product? You could always research their approach and do something similar? My first through was C/C++ and I believe that's what sqllite was produced in as well.
possible?
help?What is the best programming language to use for creating an executable database program?
Are you thinking something along the lines of a sqllite product? You could always research their approach and do something similar? My first through was C/C++ and I believe that's what sqllite was produced in as well.
Programming question: How do I make a list of words to be replaced with some other words?
I know a tiny bit of python, so I would prefer the answer in python.
I'm trying to update the spelling of some old English documents by find and replace a list of old spellings with new spellings.Programming question: How do I make a list of words to be replaced with some other words?
My answer is based upon the assumption that there are some documents in a directory that has words that needs to be replaced. Providing you a replaceStringInFile function that takes the replace string, the string to be replaced and the file file path where the file is located.
漏# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
漏# Python
漏
漏import os,sys
漏
漏mydir= '/Users/t/web'
漏
漏findStr='%26lt;!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ';-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 FINAL//EN';%26gt;'
漏repStr='%26lt;!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ';-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01
Transitional//EN';%26gt;'
漏
漏def replaceStringInFile(findStr,repStr,fileP鈥?br>
漏 ';replaces all findStr by repStr in file filePath';
漏 tempName=filePath+'~~~'
漏 input = open(filePath)
漏 output = open(tempName,'w')
漏
漏 for s in input:
漏 output.write(s.replace(findStr,repStr))
漏 output.close()
漏 input.close()
漏 os.rename(tempName,filePath)
漏 print filePath
漏
漏def myfun(dummy, dirr, filess):
漏 for child in filess:
漏 if '.html' == os.path.splitext(child)[1] and
漏os.path.isfile(dirr+'/'+child):
漏 replaceStringInFile(findStr,repStr,dirr+鈥?br>
漏os.path.walk(mydir, myfun, 3)
I'm trying to update the spelling of some old English documents by find and replace a list of old spellings with new spellings.Programming question: How do I make a list of words to be replaced with some other words?
My answer is based upon the assumption that there are some documents in a directory that has words that needs to be replaced. Providing you a replaceStringInFile function that takes the replace string, the string to be replaced and the file file path where the file is located.
漏# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
漏# Python
漏
漏import os,sys
漏
漏mydir= '/Users/t/web'
漏
漏findStr='%26lt;!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ';-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 FINAL//EN';%26gt;'
漏repStr='%26lt;!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ';-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01
Transitional//EN';%26gt;'
漏
漏def replaceStringInFile(findStr,repStr,fileP鈥?br>
漏 ';replaces all findStr by repStr in file filePath';
漏 tempName=filePath+'~~~'
漏 input = open(filePath)
漏 output = open(tempName,'w')
漏
漏 for s in input:
漏 output.write(s.replace(findStr,repStr))
漏 output.close()
漏 input.close()
漏 os.rename(tempName,filePath)
漏 print filePath
漏
漏def myfun(dummy, dirr, filess):
漏 for child in filess:
漏 if '.html' == os.path.splitext(child)[1] and
漏os.path.isfile(dirr+'/'+child):
漏 replaceStringInFile(findStr,repStr,dirr+鈥?br>
漏os.path.walk(mydir, myfun, 3)
What is the bst programming language to learn for software programming?
I know HTML and a little C++ still working on it though. I am fifteen and I want to design my own software by the time I am seventeen. I was wondering hat language would be the best to learn to help me accompish this task.What is the bst programming language to learn for software programming?
It depends on what type of application you wish to create. If you want to build a cross platform type of application or a game, you should go with C++. If you want to do a web application or Windows form type application, then ASP.Net, VB.Net or C# would be best.
I began with C# because it is much easier to read and understand in my opinion. I build mostly .Net 2.0 and 3.5 applications, either web apps with ASP.Net and C# code behinds, or Windows forms, or console applications.
Microsoft has a free version of Visual C# 2008 Express available if you want to try it out. On the site they have samples and tutorials.What is the bst programming language to learn for software programming?
Depends on what kind of software and what platforms you are targetting.
Of three very common languages:
C++ is good, because it works on different platforms you just have to recompile, but making GUI's is a bit tedious and GUI libraries vary from platform to platform.
VB is good because its easy, GUI's can be made quickly without a tremendous amount of work. VB is primarily for window platforms, you have emulators, but they don't run well.
Java is easy and is capable of running on several platforms without recompiling, but is slow. GUI's are a little bit of work in Java.
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Yeah, really depends. But if you wnat to develop software that runs and quickly, go for VB(.net). If you want to impress, take C# (pronounced C-Sharp), if you want costly, self-satisfaction, take C++, if you want to be a nerd, take Java!!
Good luck!!
It depends on what type of application you wish to create. If you want to build a cross platform type of application or a game, you should go with C++. If you want to do a web application or Windows form type application, then ASP.Net, VB.Net or C# would be best.
I began with C# because it is much easier to read and understand in my opinion. I build mostly .Net 2.0 and 3.5 applications, either web apps with ASP.Net and C# code behinds, or Windows forms, or console applications.
Microsoft has a free version of Visual C# 2008 Express available if you want to try it out. On the site they have samples and tutorials.What is the bst programming language to learn for software programming?
Depends on what kind of software and what platforms you are targetting.
Of three very common languages:
C++ is good, because it works on different platforms you just have to recompile, but making GUI's is a bit tedious and GUI libraries vary from platform to platform.
VB is good because its easy, GUI's can be made quickly without a tremendous amount of work. VB is primarily for window platforms, you have emulators, but they don't run well.
Java is easy and is capable of running on several platforms without recompiling, but is slow. GUI's are a little bit of work in Java.
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They provide hosting absolutely free, there is no catch. You get 1500 MB of disk space and 100 GB bandwidth. They also have cPanel control panel which is amazing and easy to use website builder. Moreover, there is no any kind of advertising on your pages.
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Yeah, really depends. But if you wnat to develop software that runs and quickly, go for VB(.net). If you want to impress, take C# (pronounced C-Sharp), if you want costly, self-satisfaction, take C++, if you want to be a nerd, take Java!!
Good luck!!
What is the best programming language for programming video games?
I know Java but I know that their graphics are terrible for what I want to do. I am planning on making a game with graphics like the old top down grand theft auto.What is the best programming language for programming video games?
Lol assembly.
Check out XNA it's C# and you get everything you need for free to make games for PC or Xbox. Graphics should be created by a seperate program like XSI Softimage then imported.What is the best programming language for programming video games?
Assembly language is the fastest. But is very hard to write. My dad used to program in this language and I learned a little about it. But like I said it is very hard. You might try Q-Basic which is easier.
Here is a link to a tutorial for assembly launguage.
http://www.laynetworks.com/assembly%20tu鈥?/a>
And here is a link for a tutorial and download of Qbasic.
http://www.geocities.com/wpsmoke/basic.h鈥?/a>
More Qbasic
http://www.brisray.com/qbasic/qdload.htm
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If you want to design games like that you can just download game maker. Flash is also easy to do those style of games with. If you wanted to go 3D you could download source or get visual C++.
assembly.
Dark Basic
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Lol assembly.
Check out XNA it's C# and you get everything you need for free to make games for PC or Xbox. Graphics should be created by a seperate program like XSI Softimage then imported.What is the best programming language for programming video games?
Assembly language is the fastest. But is very hard to write. My dad used to program in this language and I learned a little about it. But like I said it is very hard. You might try Q-Basic which is easier.
Here is a link to a tutorial for assembly launguage.
http://www.laynetworks.com/assembly%20tu鈥?/a>
And here is a link for a tutorial and download of Qbasic.
http://www.geocities.com/wpsmoke/basic.h鈥?/a>
More Qbasic
http://www.brisray.com/qbasic/qdload.htm
C++
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http://www.scripts.com/c-and-cplusplus-s鈥?/a>
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http://www.developers.net/tsearch?search鈥?/a>
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http://www.deitel.com/ResourceCenters/Pr鈥?/a>
If you want to design games like that you can just download game maker. Flash is also easy to do those style of games with. If you wanted to go 3D you could download source or get visual C++.
assembly.
Dark Basic
You might like Dark Basic
What is the main programming language for video games?
Id like to learn programming and I want to program games..
The BIG problem is that 1.I don't know how to program stuff.
2.I don't know what program to use to start programming
note:I'm 13yrs old so I might have trouble programming.What is the main programming language for video games?
You won't have trouble, I guarantee. Age is irrelevant to programming (I started programming at 13) and if I had known about it earlier, I would like to start even earlier.
There is no such thing as ';main programming'; language in video games. Many games uses C-family language, but the C-family is relatively difficult for beginners. I recommend either python or Visual Basic:
- http://www.python.org/
- http://www.microsoft.com/Express/VB/
Google for tutorials on programming (for beginners usually you'd want tutorial on the specific language you have chosen, later on you can read about more abstract concepts that are independent of languages). There are hundreds of thousands of free resources for learning programming in the internet, it is often unnecessary to buy books or find teachers.
You might find programming easier than you might think.What is the main programming language for video games?
C++
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Tutorials online:
http://www.cplusplus.com
http://www.intap.net/~drw/cpp/index.htm
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm鈥?/a>
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Free Electronic Books
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Thinking in C++ 2nd Edition by Bruce Eckel
Volume 1 %26amp; Volume 2
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin鈥?/a>
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman with Julie Sussman
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http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/b鈥?/a>
PDF
http://deptinfo.unice.fr/~roy/sicp.pdf
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How to Design Programs
by Matthias Felleisen, Robert Bruce Findler, Matthew Flatt and Shriram Krishnamurthi
http://www.htdp.org/
The BIG problem is that 1.I don't know how to program stuff.
2.I don't know what program to use to start programming
note:I'm 13yrs old so I might have trouble programming.What is the main programming language for video games?
You won't have trouble, I guarantee. Age is irrelevant to programming (I started programming at 13) and if I had known about it earlier, I would like to start even earlier.
There is no such thing as ';main programming'; language in video games. Many games uses C-family language, but the C-family is relatively difficult for beginners. I recommend either python or Visual Basic:
- http://www.python.org/
- http://www.microsoft.com/Express/VB/
Google for tutorials on programming (for beginners usually you'd want tutorial on the specific language you have chosen, later on you can read about more abstract concepts that are independent of languages). There are hundreds of thousands of free resources for learning programming in the internet, it is often unnecessary to buy books or find teachers.
You might find programming easier than you might think.What is the main programming language for video games?
C++
=
Code::Blocks
http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/5
codeblocks-8.02mingw-setup.exe
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Tutorials online:
http://www.cplusplus.com
http://www.intap.net/~drw/cpp/index.htm
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm鈥?/a>
-
Free Electronic Books
-
Thinking in C++ 2nd Edition by Bruce Eckel
Volume 1 %26amp; Volume 2
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin鈥?/a>
-
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman with Julie Sussman
HTML
http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/b鈥?/a>
http://deptinfo.unice.fr/~roy/sicp.pdf
-
How to Design Programs
by Matthias Felleisen, Robert Bruce Findler, Matthew Flatt and Shriram Krishnamurthi
http://www.htdp.org/
I wanna start programming what a good lanquage to start learning for beginers?
also were can i download books .pdf format for it. Also if there are any good Vtc's for the language that would be nice to know.I wanna start programming what a good lanquage to start learning for beginers?
It depends really on the area that you want to program in, in the future.
For example, if you wanna become good at programming websites, then I would say HTML %26gt; Javascript %26gt; CSS %26gt; XML %26gt; PHP.
If you wanna learn how to make computer programs then Java is easy to start off with. (it's normally the first coding language you learn when studying IT at a university) C# and C++ are also good languages to start off with, as they are being used a lot.
The good thing about programming languages is that most of them work for 80% the same way, so if you understand the basics of if/else, loops, variables in java, you will quickly be able to implement those in PHP, C# or whatever language.
When you become more advanced, you will probably want to learn about Object Oriented coding, database connections, internationalization, etc...
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In a way, I agree with the answer made below saying you should learn a scripting language. But don't learn any of the ones that the guy mentioned. (So don't learn Python, Perl, vbscript, etc..)
Those languages are ';dead';. It's much better to start with a famous language like Java or HTML/PHP because its more useful in the long run. Nobody cares about ';javascript';-skills, but 9 years experience in C# or Java is very useful.I wanna start programming what a good lanquage to start learning for beginers?
Any good scripting language is a good place to start. A scripting language, or interpreted language, is one which is evaluated and compiled each time it is run and is evaluated command by command, so if there is a problem it shows up exactly where that problem is.
There is another good reason for looking at them, which is also the reason I was so vague above. Scripting languages include things like the old Microsoft Basic, or perl or python, it also includes macros in Excel, it includes javascript and vbscript on web pages, and it includes what you type into the console in quake or wolfenstein games.
A scripting language which relates to what you WANT to do on the computer is a great place to start. HTML is a page description language. It is limited to describing the layout of a web page. Grabbing photographs and links and assembling them into files you can open in your web browser is a place to start. You just need a text editor like notepad.
Batch files are a scripting language. You should learn to write bat files, and you should learn as much as you can about configuring any game or program you use. Once you have done that just about any scripting language, like perl or python, will be a good next step. But the sooner you come to understand that programming is simply getting your computer to do what you tell it to the better.
Either C, C++ or Python.
C/C++ because it is used everywhere, however it isn't the easiest language
Python because it is very easy to learn and is very object oriented (ideal for games and such).
I'd go with Python now and learn C/C++ later. I took Java as a first language and it wasn't that bad...
It depends really on the area that you want to program in, in the future.
For example, if you wanna become good at programming websites, then I would say HTML %26gt; Javascript %26gt; CSS %26gt; XML %26gt; PHP.
If you wanna learn how to make computer programs then Java is easy to start off with. (it's normally the first coding language you learn when studying IT at a university) C# and C++ are also good languages to start off with, as they are being used a lot.
The good thing about programming languages is that most of them work for 80% the same way, so if you understand the basics of if/else, loops, variables in java, you will quickly be able to implement those in PHP, C# or whatever language.
When you become more advanced, you will probably want to learn about Object Oriented coding, database connections, internationalization, etc...
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In a way, I agree with the answer made below saying you should learn a scripting language. But don't learn any of the ones that the guy mentioned. (So don't learn Python, Perl, vbscript, etc..)
Those languages are ';dead';. It's much better to start with a famous language like Java or HTML/PHP because its more useful in the long run. Nobody cares about ';javascript';-skills, but 9 years experience in C# or Java is very useful.I wanna start programming what a good lanquage to start learning for beginers?
Any good scripting language is a good place to start. A scripting language, or interpreted language, is one which is evaluated and compiled each time it is run and is evaluated command by command, so if there is a problem it shows up exactly where that problem is.
There is another good reason for looking at them, which is also the reason I was so vague above. Scripting languages include things like the old Microsoft Basic, or perl or python, it also includes macros in Excel, it includes javascript and vbscript on web pages, and it includes what you type into the console in quake or wolfenstein games.
A scripting language which relates to what you WANT to do on the computer is a great place to start. HTML is a page description language. It is limited to describing the layout of a web page. Grabbing photographs and links and assembling them into files you can open in your web browser is a place to start. You just need a text editor like notepad.
Batch files are a scripting language. You should learn to write bat files, and you should learn as much as you can about configuring any game or program you use. Once you have done that just about any scripting language, like perl or python, will be a good next step. But the sooner you come to understand that programming is simply getting your computer to do what you tell it to the better.
Either C, C++ or Python.
C/C++ because it is used everywhere, however it isn't the easiest language
Python because it is very easy to learn and is very object oriented (ideal for games and such).
I'd go with Python now and learn C/C++ later. I took Java as a first language and it wasn't that bad...
What is the programming structure of a user based log in for the web?
I am an intermediate hobby programmer that want to create a user based log in to my website. What is the basic structure to setting this up, and how do you keep a user logged in while browsing my site? Do you keep track of who is logged in using cookies?
If it matters, I will use python scripting which I can execute from my cgi-bin folder, I have knowledge and access to MySQL, some cookie programming knowledge.
Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.What is the programming structure of a user based log in for the web?
User can remain logged in to your site with session, so each time user logs in the system will create a login session for the user.
You can create some area of the website that is available to logged in users only by passing if condition that requires that only logged in users can get access. Alternatively, non-member users will be redirected to login page. User login details are varified against the user data in MySQL database.
If it matters, I will use python scripting which I can execute from my cgi-bin folder, I have knowledge and access to MySQL, some cookie programming knowledge.
Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.What is the programming structure of a user based log in for the web?
User can remain logged in to your site with session, so each time user logs in the system will create a login session for the user.
You can create some area of the website that is available to logged in users only by passing if condition that requires that only logged in users can get access. Alternatively, non-member users will be redirected to login page. User login details are varified against the user data in MySQL database.
What beginner programming language is suitable for developing minor programs?
I have learnt some basic command line interpreters, and created a few scripts using them, so I am familiar with the protocols of creating programs, and required to know if there is a simple programming language, capable of developing minor applications, such as alarms, and auto clickers.
Not bothering with C++, too complicated currently.
Additionally, if you could post a link to x programming language's tutorial, that would be great.
Thanks in advance.What beginner programming language is suitable for developing minor programs?
If you are a windows user get a few copies of Visual Studio Express Editions (Visual Basic.NET, C#), download Eclipse for Java programming. Google those for links. You can write javascript scripts and execute them right in your browser.What beginner programming language is suitable for developing minor programs?
Python is a helpful and friendly language for a beginner. As well as letting you run programs contained in files, you can try out the effects of each command at the Python prompt.
You can get Python from http://www.python.org
There are some excellent tutorials at:
http://docs.python.org/tutorial/
http://diveintopython.org/
http://livewires.org.uk/python/home
I advocate PERL.
The link is http://perl.org
There is no BEST programming languge. It depeds on what you want to aconplish
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Not bothering with C++, too complicated currently.
Additionally, if you could post a link to x programming language's tutorial, that would be great.
Thanks in advance.What beginner programming language is suitable for developing minor programs?
If you are a windows user get a few copies of Visual Studio Express Editions (Visual Basic.NET, C#), download Eclipse for Java programming. Google those for links. You can write javascript scripts and execute them right in your browser.What beginner programming language is suitable for developing minor programs?
Python is a helpful and friendly language for a beginner. As well as letting you run programs contained in files, you can try out the effects of each command at the Python prompt.
You can get Python from http://www.python.org
There are some excellent tutorials at:
http://docs.python.org/tutorial/
http://diveintopython.org/
http://livewires.org.uk/python/home
I advocate PERL.
The link is http://perl.org
There is no BEST programming languge. It depeds on what you want to aconplish
AHJ
What computer programming program should I use to make a 20 questions style game?
I don'y really know anything about computer programming, I want to make a 20 questions style game using the binary system. What simple program could I use for this? Please remember that I'm a beginner!What computer programming program should I use to make a 20 questions style game?
use VB.net noob cake....... nah its a really easy thing to pick up.... i used to be a total butt puncher like you but then i started using the mad program and now im no where neer as weener-like as you..... just a question... who on this earth would make a program like this neway u fooooooollllll!!!!!!! freaking butt pirateWhat computer programming program should I use to make a 20 questions style game?
If we assume that console or terminal output/input is enough for this and a GUI isn't really needed, then just about any major programming language (and many minor ones) should do the trick.
Personally I'd recommend C, C++ or Python. For beginners I'd say Python is easier and rather simple. It has the plus side of not requiring the code to be compiled and it can be ran on multiple platforms (although most languages tend to be good on multiple platforms)
Program-wise, there really isn't a single program I would recommend for coding, as most of the time a simple text editor will suffice. Specific languages may have programs better suited to the purpose (like with C and C++ where you need to compile the code) and there are some text editors that can auto-complete or colour-code commands based on what language you are using.
Any type of programming will work. VisualBasic is simple and easy enough to use.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/d鈥?/a>
These video can teach you the basics of C++.
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/index.p鈥?/a>
You can learn enough to program that pretty quickly.
For desktop game try Delphi
For web game use php + javascript
any work
JavaScript would be the easiest to publish on the web
use VB.net noob cake....... nah its a really easy thing to pick up.... i used to be a total butt puncher like you but then i started using the mad program and now im no where neer as weener-like as you..... just a question... who on this earth would make a program like this neway u fooooooollllll!!!!!!! freaking butt pirateWhat computer programming program should I use to make a 20 questions style game?
If we assume that console or terminal output/input is enough for this and a GUI isn't really needed, then just about any major programming language (and many minor ones) should do the trick.
Personally I'd recommend C, C++ or Python. For beginners I'd say Python is easier and rather simple. It has the plus side of not requiring the code to be compiled and it can be ran on multiple platforms (although most languages tend to be good on multiple platforms)
Program-wise, there really isn't a single program I would recommend for coding, as most of the time a simple text editor will suffice. Specific languages may have programs better suited to the purpose (like with C and C++ where you need to compile the code) and there are some text editors that can auto-complete or colour-code commands based on what language you are using.
Any type of programming will work. VisualBasic is simple and easy enough to use.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/d鈥?/a>
These video can teach you the basics of C++.
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/index.p鈥?/a>
You can learn enough to program that pretty quickly.
For desktop game try Delphi
For web game use php + javascript
any work
JavaScript would be the easiest to publish on the web
What programming language would I use to make a translating program?
I want to create a computer program that will translate from English to Spanish and vice versa. So someone could type in a word, phrase, or paragraph and translate from one language to another. What programming language would I use to write up the code and then implement this program?What programming language would I use to make a translating program?
You could write this in whatever programming language you know.
or you could make life a whole lot easier and just use something that already exists like google language tools:
http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=鈥?/a>What programming language would I use to make a translating program?
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You could write this in whatever programming language you know.
or you could make life a whole lot easier and just use something that already exists like google language tools:
http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=鈥?/a>What programming language would I use to make a translating program?
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What programming language is most simular to the lanuage used to program Elderscrolls 3: Morrowind?
I want to learn to script for Morrowind since i already mod for the game. Getting people on the Morrowind forums to do scripts for me can sometimes be a challenge so i want to cut my teeth on a programming language that is the most simular to the game. Anyone have any suggestions?What programming language is most simular to the lanuage used to program Elderscrolls 3: Morrowind?
Why don't you ask someone who wrote a script for you?What programming language is most simular to the lanuage used to program Elderscrolls 3: Morrowind?
The question you asked is a little misleading. The programming language(s) used to program Elderscrolls 3 in the first place (the ones the company used to create the game) are probably different from the scripting language(s) players can use to modify the game.
I did a little research and while I'm not certain, this guide:
http://files.filefront.com/Morrowind+Scr鈥?/a>
makes me think it has quite a bit in common with Visual Basic (though I've only ever used the slightly different VBA = Visual Basic for Applications to write macros in Microsoft Excel).
If you really want to learn programming, C++ is probably the way to go There are sometimes reasons to start with something else like Java, LISP, PHP, Perl, Python. It's possible that there has been more software written in C++ and C that all other programming languages combined.
Asking the people that program Morrowind would probably be more fruitful than asking here.
If you really want to just learn how to mod Morrowind, then don't worry about other languages ... look at the guides available such as those you see here:
http://www.google.com/search?q=morrowind鈥?/a>
and look at existing scripts and try to figure out what they do and how they do it.
Good Luck!
Why don't you ask someone who wrote a script for you?What programming language is most simular to the lanuage used to program Elderscrolls 3: Morrowind?
The question you asked is a little misleading. The programming language(s) used to program Elderscrolls 3 in the first place (the ones the company used to create the game) are probably different from the scripting language(s) players can use to modify the game.
I did a little research and while I'm not certain, this guide:
http://files.filefront.com/Morrowind+Scr鈥?/a>
makes me think it has quite a bit in common with Visual Basic (though I've only ever used the slightly different VBA = Visual Basic for Applications to write macros in Microsoft Excel).
If you really want to learn programming, C++ is probably the way to go There are sometimes reasons to start with something else like Java, LISP, PHP, Perl, Python. It's possible that there has been more software written in C++ and C that all other programming languages combined.
Asking the people that program Morrowind would probably be more fruitful than asking here.
If you really want to just learn how to mod Morrowind, then don't worry about other languages ... look at the guides available such as those you see here:
http://www.google.com/search?q=morrowind鈥?/a>
and look at existing scripts and try to figure out what they do and how they do it.
Good Luck!
What programming language is best to make a graphical 3D RPG?
I am planning on making an RPG which will be of a similiar concept to Runescape. However I don't expect it to be of the same standard but I need help on choosing a programming language and API to use for this project. I would love to hear of any particular advantages or disadvantages of any programming languages or API's that anybody knows of. Thank you.What programming language is best to make a graphical 3D RPG?
JAVAWhat programming language is best to make a graphical 3D RPG?
Well, Runescape uses Java, so obviously that will work. But if you decide you want performance, eventually you'll need to be developing native apps, and for that, you'll need c/c++. Luckily, Java syntax is nearly identical to c++. So learn Java, then if you decide you need more power, switch to c++.
C/C++ is the best for performance and you have *many* sdks to get you started.
Java is good in the sense that it should take you less code to write a game engine but there are less third party libraries for Java so you could end up having to write more code anyway.
Most companies use C/C++ along with a scripting language like python or lua for high level coding. Ogre3D and Delta3D are written in C++ and have python bindings.
Java is the best bet, but if you know C++ it can be done.
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JAVAWhat programming language is best to make a graphical 3D RPG?
Well, Runescape uses Java, so obviously that will work. But if you decide you want performance, eventually you'll need to be developing native apps, and for that, you'll need c/c++. Luckily, Java syntax is nearly identical to c++. So learn Java, then if you decide you need more power, switch to c++.
C/C++ is the best for performance and you have *many* sdks to get you started.
Java is good in the sense that it should take you less code to write a game engine but there are less third party libraries for Java so you could end up having to write more code anyway.
Most companies use C/C++ along with a scripting language like python or lua for high level coding. Ogre3D and Delta3D are written in C++ and have python bindings.
Java is the best bet, but if you know C++ it can be done.
uh ?
What programming language should you start to learn first, to program/work with Artificial Int?
I would like to work with A.I. after a few years of college and would like to know where to focus my efforts in learning programming languages. I see that Java/C(+,#,etc) and a few others are used, but what do I start with, to learn. A good stepping stone if you will?What programming language should you start to learn first, to program/work with Artificial Int?
Use C++
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/index.phpWhat programming language should you start to learn first, to program/work with Artificial Int?
Traditionally, LISP is the AI language. You should definitely look into learning that or Scheme, as a lot of old AI software was written in it and uses concepts from it. Realistically, it is not the language, but the program design strategies you need to learn for AI. The algorithms can be typed up in any language, but if you don't understand them correctly, you will make a mistake no matter what you use.
You should learn programming before you learn programming languages. Languages are tools with which to write programs. If you don't know how to write programs, the tools will be pretty useless to you. Start with http://www-old.oberon.ethz.ch/WirthPubl/鈥?/a>
Use c++. I would prefer that.
Here are a list of programming languages which you can check with tips tricks and techniques:
http://www.techunits.com/programming
Any Language will be enough for AI you just have to know how to use it well, but i advice you to learn C# .net cause it will make the job easy for you while you are thinking about the real problem concerning AI
You can start with any Object oriented programming Languages like Java or C++.
I'd say C++...
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Use C++
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/index.phpWhat programming language should you start to learn first, to program/work with Artificial Int?
Traditionally, LISP is the AI language. You should definitely look into learning that or Scheme, as a lot of old AI software was written in it and uses concepts from it. Realistically, it is not the language, but the program design strategies you need to learn for AI. The algorithms can be typed up in any language, but if you don't understand them correctly, you will make a mistake no matter what you use.
You should learn programming before you learn programming languages. Languages are tools with which to write programs. If you don't know how to write programs, the tools will be pretty useless to you. Start with http://www-old.oberon.ethz.ch/WirthPubl/鈥?/a>
Use c++. I would prefer that.
Here are a list of programming languages which you can check with tips tricks and techniques:
http://www.techunits.com/programming
Any Language will be enough for AI you just have to know how to use it well, but i advice you to learn C# .net cause it will make the job easy for you while you are thinking about the real problem concerning AI
You can start with any Object oriented programming Languages like Java or C++.
I'd say C++...
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What programming language is best for simulating the rotation of the earth?
I am doing a project in Space science and required to simulate the rotation of the earth and other celestial bodies on the computer. I wonder if anyone out there can tell me what programm will be helpful.What programming language is best for simulating the rotation of the earth?
Hello:
Nice Question, When I 1st started I used the pascal programing language. But, For me the best software is AGI, open API, Free base software for the new user. I have used AGI suite of software for a number of years.
AGI
http://www.agi.com/
AGI STK
http://www.agi.com/products/desktopApp/s鈥?/a>
AGI Viewer (Free)
http://www.agi.com/products/viewer/
AGI Orbit Determination Tool Kit
http://www.agi.com/products/desktopApp/o鈥?/a>
RegardsWhat programming language is best for simulating the rotation of the earth?
besides highly specialized commercial software, there are free tools available. language choices should be guided by computational performance, and high-precision math, in which case C/C++ would be my choice. there's lots out there, here's just the tip of the iceberg:
http://scripts.top4download.com/earth3d/鈥?/a>
http://scripts.top4download.com/world-wi鈥?/a>
http://scripts.top4download.com/flightge鈥?/a>
http://scripts.top4download.com/scientif鈥?/a>
if you prefer python, here's another:
http://scripts.top4download.com/free-ear鈥?/a>
Hello:
Nice Question, When I 1st started I used the pascal programing language. But, For me the best software is AGI, open API, Free base software for the new user. I have used AGI suite of software for a number of years.
AGI
http://www.agi.com/
AGI STK
http://www.agi.com/products/desktopApp/s鈥?/a>
AGI Viewer (Free)
http://www.agi.com/products/viewer/
AGI Orbit Determination Tool Kit
http://www.agi.com/products/desktopApp/o鈥?/a>
RegardsWhat programming language is best for simulating the rotation of the earth?
besides highly specialized commercial software, there are free tools available. language choices should be guided by computational performance, and high-precision math, in which case C/C++ would be my choice. there's lots out there, here's just the tip of the iceberg:
http://scripts.top4download.com/earth3d/鈥?/a>
http://scripts.top4download.com/world-wi鈥?/a>
http://scripts.top4download.com/flightge鈥?/a>
http://scripts.top4download.com/scientif鈥?/a>
if you prefer python, here's another:
http://scripts.top4download.com/free-ear鈥?/a>
Programming?
I'm new to C and C++ programming and I've learn them through books and online tutorials. But all the tutorials I've encountered only provide lessons that teaches us how to take inputs from the keyboard. Is there anyway to write a program that takes input from other I/O interfaces such as serial ports, parallel ports or usb? What are the knowledge that I need and the steps on learning that? I would be very grateful if anyone could provide me some links of the tutorials. Thank you very much.Programming?
For reading input from usb ,etc you need to use driver apis. Not that easy.Programming?
Try http://www.techhairball.com/concepts/C_Language_Tutorials__Concepts___Best_Practices.htm
For reading input from usb ,etc you need to use driver apis. Not that easy.Programming?
Try http://www.techhairball.com/concepts/C_Language_Tutorials__Concepts___Best_Practices.htm
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