i'm new to this site, and find everyone really knowledgeable, but I'm interested in finding a new career in programing. The problem or is it a problem, I'm 49 and can maneuver around sites, but have limited ability or little knowledge about software. Where do I begin, there seems to be alot of info out there, and it's tough to follow. Can anyone guide me to start the learning process?
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Jump to Postwell that all depends what do you want to make programs for ? windows / linux and are they going to be graphical or just a console program (black screen white lettering )
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HITMANOF44th
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well that all depends what do you want to make programs for ? windows / linux and are they going to be graphical or just a console program (black screen white lettering )
ddanbe
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Go to http://www.microsoft.com/express/
Download what seems most appropriate to you. Play around with it to see if you like it.
siddhant3s
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A new-comer should be directed to Python. It is real and it is fun.
I have never seen a powerful yet easy language like this. One can almost learn the basic in a weekend.
1.Go to http://python.org/
2. Download Python for you platform (most GNU/Linux Distros have it pre-installed)
3. Start reading the official Tutorial http://docs.python.org/tutorial/
kenji
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