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If you are trying to fit into the development groove and you want to start with web development then you should start with the basic tutorials. you can follow this at http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
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Just a suggestion, python. Python is both a programing language, as well as a web design language. It has a very clean syntax and is perfect for teaching beginners the basic principles of computer science. Other than that, there is java, which has the same pros as python, but is a little bit harder. And I highly suggest these two because you can use them to make games as well as web applications, though the type of web applications may be different, you could still start out with them in web design, and have a basic understanding of the language when you decide to move on to programming.
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> But where should I start?
If game development, C++ all the way. Of course once you grow with C++, you can move to Windows programming, scripting, DirectX or OpenGL, the core technologies required for game development.
If game development, C++ all the way. Of course once you grow with C++, you can move to Windows programming, scripting, DirectX or OpenGL, the core technologies required for game development.
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