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.
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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 > Javascript > CSS > XML > 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.
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 > Javascript > CSS > XML > 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.
How can i build a database quickly online for a web site?
kani9922
How can i make a database for a web site that will be used for showing an inventory of books, pdf's and magazines my client has? Something simple.
Answer
http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&words=php+books
http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&words=php+books
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