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Ok, I would like to start programming, but I was wondering what would be a good language to start on? Any suggestions?
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Ok, I would like to start programming, but I was wondering what would be a good language to start on? Any suggestions?
PHP would be what I would recommend.
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Ok, I would like to start programming, but I was wondering what would be a good language to start on? Any suggestions?
Programming for what purpose? If it is to create dynamic web pages, I recommend PHP as well as a starting place.
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Yes, I am learning PHP on the side reading books on it every now and then I need something done, but more along the lines of applications.
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I always recommend learning C first. It is easier to migrate to any other programming language from C.
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Old 12-23-05, 11:42 PM
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I have tried C++ kinda stoped, should I learn C first?
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