Windows Movie Maker is very good but it has its own file format which most programs cant read, there is a way to convert them but i cant remember so just google it. If you are using microsoft Xp or Vista it will be already on your computer
Friday, January 8, 2010
Im looking to make videos and I was wondering what an easy program with lots of tutorials would be? Thanks?
I havent made a video before so I want something really fexible sort of with room for advanced techniques. A free program would be ideal but w/eIm looking to make videos and I was wondering what an easy program with lots of tutorials would be? Thanks?
Windows Movie Maker is very good but it has its own file format which most programs cant read, there is a way to convert them but i cant remember so just google it. If you are using microsoft Xp or Vista it will be already on your computeroil printer ink
Windows Movie Maker is very good but it has its own file format which most programs cant read, there is a way to convert them but i cant remember so just google it. If you are using microsoft Xp or Vista it will be already on your computer
Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
is it?Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
no....Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
No, according to the YouTube terms of usage and community guidelines its not illegal.
But you should be the one who created the video tutorial
On YouTube Community guidelines:
# Respect copyright. Only upload videos that you made or that you are authorized to use. This means don't upload videos you didn't make, or use content in your videos that someone else owns the copyright to, such as music tracks, snippets of copyrighted programs, or videos made by other users, without necessary authorizations. Read our Copyright Tips for more information.
Finally there are a lot of video tutorials on YouTube, if it was illegal they would have been removed by now.
Hope My answer was useful,
John
as long as you don't sell them, you'll be fine.
no....Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
No, according to the YouTube terms of usage and community guidelines its not illegal.
But you should be the one who created the video tutorial
On YouTube Community guidelines:
# Respect copyright. Only upload videos that you made or that you are authorized to use. This means don't upload videos you didn't make, or use content in your videos that someone else owns the copyright to, such as music tracks, snippets of copyrighted programs, or videos made by other users, without necessary authorizations. Read our Copyright Tips for more information.
Finally there are a lot of video tutorials on YouTube, if it was illegal they would have been removed by now.
Hope My answer was useful,
John
as long as you don't sell them, you'll be fine.
Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
I am planning to write a tutorial on how to learn programming - from zero to hero. There are many online tutorials , but they are related to one task or specific application.
I will start from data types to necessary maths and end up with coding applications
I would like to hear your advice or recommendation on how to make this project more useful to all users.
thanks Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
I'm one of those people who use these tutorials (not online though) and just have a few maybe not so big advice that would have made those tutorials a lot better.
-PLEASE have good formatting in the examples of code (make sure the parameters line up, indent properly, etc.), its easier on the reader
-Don't just define computer terms, give examples of how it is like in life (like how recursion may be like broccoli), and pictures are key :)
-Tell the reader what the method/code may be used for in actual ';real life'; programming, often the tutorials I have will teach me the code, but never tell me when to use it (its like giving me this great novel invention, without instructions on how to use it). Like when I first got to pointers, I knew how to use it, but I had no idea why would someone use such a more complicated device than things such as arrays.
-If it's possible, color coding is good :)
-Oh yea, and if the tutorial really is for someone with absolutely no programming experience (you can tell how lost I was):
--Don't assume they know computer terms such as operating system/compiler/etc., if nothing else have a glossary with these terms for them to reference (or maybe I was just stupid..%26gt;%26lt;)
---In the beginning, when you give an example code of what every single code needs (ie libraries in C or the void main, or the public static main in Java), explain what each line does (or tell them to reference to page___ if it's a bit complicated to explain to them at that point in the book). Maybe some people are fine with it, but I was not happy to just learn the basics and ';just go with it'; kind of attitude and find out later in the book what that part of the code did.Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
It really depends on the programming language. If you try to do a general tutorial you will have problems, because the difference between say HTML, Assembler and C, or C++ and other object orientated languages is too big.
There's also the problem with interpreted languages where the data may be created without you having to declare it first, e.g. Basic, compared with compiled languages where declaration of data types is a big issue.
I think you should concentrate on a couple of languages such as HTML, which people can relate to since they can see it in a browser, and C or Java, because they are structured high level languages.
java is being used all over now, its becoming more popular due to mobile phones and things so i would go that route.
i say that because something like C is not gonna out sell a ';Kernighan and Ritchie';.
Broadcast it on youtube
I will start from data types to necessary maths and end up with coding applications
I would like to hear your advice or recommendation on how to make this project more useful to all users.
thanks Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
I'm one of those people who use these tutorials (not online though) and just have a few maybe not so big advice that would have made those tutorials a lot better.
-PLEASE have good formatting in the examples of code (make sure the parameters line up, indent properly, etc.), its easier on the reader
-Don't just define computer terms, give examples of how it is like in life (like how recursion may be like broccoli), and pictures are key :)
-Tell the reader what the method/code may be used for in actual ';real life'; programming, often the tutorials I have will teach me the code, but never tell me when to use it (its like giving me this great novel invention, without instructions on how to use it). Like when I first got to pointers, I knew how to use it, but I had no idea why would someone use such a more complicated device than things such as arrays.
-If it's possible, color coding is good :)
-Oh yea, and if the tutorial really is for someone with absolutely no programming experience (you can tell how lost I was):
--Don't assume they know computer terms such as operating system/compiler/etc., if nothing else have a glossary with these terms for them to reference (or maybe I was just stupid..%26gt;%26lt;)
---In the beginning, when you give an example code of what every single code needs (ie libraries in C or the void main, or the public static main in Java), explain what each line does (or tell them to reference to page___ if it's a bit complicated to explain to them at that point in the book). Maybe some people are fine with it, but I was not happy to just learn the basics and ';just go with it'; kind of attitude and find out later in the book what that part of the code did.Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
It really depends on the programming language. If you try to do a general tutorial you will have problems, because the difference between say HTML, Assembler and C, or C++ and other object orientated languages is too big.
There's also the problem with interpreted languages where the data may be created without you having to declare it first, e.g. Basic, compared with compiled languages where declaration of data types is a big issue.
I think you should concentrate on a couple of languages such as HTML, which people can relate to since they can see it in a browser, and C or Java, because they are structured high level languages.
java is being used all over now, its becoming more popular due to mobile phones and things so i would go that route.
i say that because something like C is not gonna out sell a ';Kernighan and Ritchie';.
Broadcast it on youtube
Where can i get foxbase programming tutorial on net?
Foxbase, Foxpro, Clipper, dBase, etc. are old platforms. However, there is a strong and loyal following to this day! One such project, is The Harbour Project. I believe if you master any one of the platforms, it will help with the others, and The Harbour Project is free! :)
Visit: http://www.harbour-project.org/
I hope you enjoy xBase code as I much as I did in 1990-1994 era :)
Visit: http://www.harbour-project.org/
I hope you enjoy xBase code as I much as I did in 1990-1994 era :)
Programing Tutorials or Software?
I'm looking for any tutorials or software I can buy online to learn pc programing. Dont have money for school yet so learning by myself but wanted to know any programs I can buy that would help me learn pc programing. C++ Java etc.Programing Tutorials or Software?
I would look up the textbooks required for a local college and buy the books, but teach yourself the same material.
Diane Zak is the author of several programming textbooks and they are wonderful for beginners because she leaves nothing unexplained and will make learning C++ extremely easy for you.
Yes you can look up source codes and similar information on the internet, but to me a book gives you more depth about everything you're learning and tells you the meaning behind things like ';include %26lt;iostream%26gt;'; instead of you just knowing it belongs somewhere because it was in the sample source code you found. In the end you'll actually understand what you're doing and why you're doing it which will make you a better programmer.Programing Tutorials or Software?
Hi,
The following are all FREE and will help get you started in the first place.
For web development;
http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp
For C/C++;
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
where you will find lots of help.
You can also download the Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition;
http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/#web鈥?/a>
but be warned - it takes an hour or so to get installed!!!
Threre's a great HTML etc development editor at;
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/
Hope this helps.
Regards.
Honestly, you DON'T need to buy anything, all of the info available to you in books/pay tutorials is available in a developer community or similar.
nfortunately, the answer is probably no, even if you have worked through all of the Software Design in C++ web pages! This is partly because there is so much to learn.
If you want a great tutorial on basic Java, thier is a website/pdf out called JavaNotes, I highly recommend looking through this especially if your a beginner.
you can go to youtube.com and search for programming language.
I would look up the textbooks required for a local college and buy the books, but teach yourself the same material.
Diane Zak is the author of several programming textbooks and they are wonderful for beginners because she leaves nothing unexplained and will make learning C++ extremely easy for you.
Yes you can look up source codes and similar information on the internet, but to me a book gives you more depth about everything you're learning and tells you the meaning behind things like ';include %26lt;iostream%26gt;'; instead of you just knowing it belongs somewhere because it was in the sample source code you found. In the end you'll actually understand what you're doing and why you're doing it which will make you a better programmer.Programing Tutorials or Software?
Hi,
The following are all FREE and will help get you started in the first place.
For web development;
http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp
For C/C++;
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
where you will find lots of help.
You can also download the Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition;
http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/#web鈥?/a>
but be warned - it takes an hour or so to get installed!!!
Threre's a great HTML etc development editor at;
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/
Hope this helps.
Regards.
Honestly, you DON'T need to buy anything, all of the info available to you in books/pay tutorials is available in a developer community or similar.
nfortunately, the answer is probably no, even if you have worked through all of the Software Design in C++ web pages! This is partly because there is so much to learn.
If you want a great tutorial on basic Java, thier is a website/pdf out called JavaNotes, I highly recommend looking through this especially if your a beginner.
you can go to youtube.com and search for programming language.
Looking for a site called Lisa? spelling? online computer program tutorials. Help, anyone?
there's a site called lisa, i may be spelling it wrong but you sign up, pay a monthly fee and you can practice programs like InDesign or dreamweaver, etc and i'm having trouble finding it. Anyone ever heard of it? Any info is greatly appreciated.Looking for a site called Lisa? spelling? online computer program tutorials. Help, anyone?
is it http://www.lynda.com/
is it http://www.lynda.com/
Best programming tutorial site?
I want to learn codes such as html and javascript.. also CSS. Online. But no idea where to find those tutorials. help plz. arigatou gozaimasuBest programming tutorial site?
鈥TML http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.as鈥?/a>
鈥avaScript http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp
鈥SS http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
Hope this helps. If it does, please select my answer as the best one!! Happy programming :)Best programming tutorial site?
HTML, XHTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, ASP, MYSQL all here
http://www.w3schools.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/
Does all and more.oil printer ink
鈥TML http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.as鈥?/a>
鈥avaScript http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp
鈥SS http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
Hope this helps. If it does, please select my answer as the best one!! Happy programming :)Best programming tutorial site?
HTML, XHTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, ASP, MYSQL all here
http://www.w3schools.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/
Does all and more.
I am looking for a beginner level C programming tutorial?
http://www.machinescience.org/catalog/
http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/CTutorial/CTu鈥?/a>
http://www.physics.drexel.edu/courses/Co鈥?/a>I am looking for a beginner level C programming tutorial?
For concepts, there is a book ';C programming'; by Balaguruswamy and this is the best for beginners.
This should be more than enough...
http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/CTutorial/CTu鈥?/a>
http://www.physics.drexel.edu/courses/Co鈥?/a>I am looking for a beginner level C programming tutorial?
For concepts, there is a book ';C programming'; by Balaguruswamy and this is the best for beginners.
This should be more than enough...
Where can I get free SolidWOrks tutorials that will teach me the program thoroughly?
Solidworks has its own tutorials, it is how I leared before I went to training school for it
Just go to Help menule and Solidworks Tutorials, it covers everything, from there it's just practiceWhere can I get free SolidWOrks tutorials that will teach me the program thoroughly?
Try YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdW2SCTCC鈥?/a>
Just go to Help menule and Solidworks Tutorials, it covers everything, from there it's just practiceWhere can I get free SolidWOrks tutorials that will teach me the program thoroughly?
Try YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdW2SCTCC鈥?/a>
Is there a tutorial about learning computer programming that is free?
when i get older i want to be a computer programmer and was wondering if i could get started now and try to get as much in as possible and i dont have the money to do so but is there a free site or some kind of program that will show me how and tell me how computer programing is done?Is there a tutorial about learning computer programming that is free?
This series would be a good place to start
http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Programm鈥?/a>Is there a tutorial about learning computer programming that is free?
W3 schools
This series would be a good place to start
http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Programm鈥?/a>Is there a tutorial about learning computer programming that is free?
W3 schools
Animation programs that gives tutorials and does not need good drawing skills?
Are there any free animation programs that has a tutorial?Animation programs that gives tutorials and does not need good drawing skills?
First, go and buy some books to improve your drawing skills. You will not be able to get around that, so get it out of your head now. I thought I could, and I had to learn it the hardway.
Next, check out these programs:
These programs are for 2D handdrawn or vector animation.
Anime Studio
http://www.e-frontier.com/article/articl鈥?/a>
Toon Boom Studio:
http://www.toonboom.com/
Adobe Flash
http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/...
If you are interested and ambitious, you could try delving into 3D.
Blender
http://www.blender.org
Maya
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ind鈥?/a>
Softimage XSI
http://www.softimage.com
ALL of these programs either have free versions or 30 day demos you can use to cut your teeth on!
Enjoy!Animation programs that gives tutorials and does not need good drawing skills?
I'm not sure about any good ';free animation program'; that's currently out there. Why not just download Flash 8 or CS3? I can't say there's any ';legal'; way of doing so but trust me its not hard to do.
First, go and buy some books to improve your drawing skills. You will not be able to get around that, so get it out of your head now. I thought I could, and I had to learn it the hardway.
Next, check out these programs:
These programs are for 2D handdrawn or vector animation.
Anime Studio
http://www.e-frontier.com/article/articl鈥?/a>
Toon Boom Studio:
http://www.toonboom.com/
Adobe Flash
http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/...
If you are interested and ambitious, you could try delving into 3D.
Blender
http://www.blender.org
Maya
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ind鈥?/a>
Softimage XSI
http://www.softimage.com
ALL of these programs either have free versions or 30 day demos you can use to cut your teeth on!
Enjoy!Animation programs that gives tutorials and does not need good drawing skills?
I'm not sure about any good ';free animation program'; that's currently out there. Why not just download Flash 8 or CS3? I can't say there's any ';legal'; way of doing so but trust me its not hard to do.
Where I can get programming tutorial for free c,c++?
Here are the sites that helped me
www.cprogramming.com
www.programmingtutorials.com
www.gamedev.net
www.programmersheaven.com
www.thecodeproject.comWhere I can get programming tutorial for free c,c++?
http://www.cplusplus.com/Where I can get programming tutorial for free c,c++?
you can also download ebooks they will be very helpful
goto btjunkie.org and search for it . for you to download you to install utorrent which you can download it for free.
www.cprogramming.com
www.programmingtutorials.com
www.gamedev.net
www.programmersheaven.com
www.thecodeproject.comWhere I can get programming tutorial for free c,c++?
http://www.cplusplus.com/Where I can get programming tutorial for free c,c++?
you can also download ebooks they will be very helpful
goto btjunkie.org and search for it . for you to download you to install utorrent which you can download it for free.
Where is a great video tutorial for programming XML?
i need to know so i can make an awesome game in flash cs3Where is a great video tutorial for programming XML?
XML isn't really a programming language. It's a data transport language much like HTML except that you can define your own data tags. Sure you can do some fancy things with it, but if you want to do gaming, learn C or better still Java or some other high level language with good graphics capabilities. It's a pretty specialized field and there's a lot more to it than just XML. You can learn the basics of XML in one night by picking up a book from the library...oil printer ink
XML isn't really a programming language. It's a data transport language much like HTML except that you can define your own data tags. Sure you can do some fancy things with it, but if you want to do gaming, learn C or better still Java or some other high level language with good graphics capabilities. It's a pretty specialized field and there's a lot more to it than just XML. You can learn the basics of XML in one night by picking up a book from the library...
Im looking to make videos and I was wondering what an easy program with lots of tutorials would be? Thanks?
I havent made a video before so I want something really fexible sort of with room for advanced techniques. A free program would be ideal but w/eIm looking to make videos and I was wondering what an easy program with lots of tutorials would be? Thanks?
Windows Movie Maker is very good but it has its own file format which most programs cant read, there is a way to convert them but i cant remember so just google it. If you are using microsoft Xp or Vista it will be already on your computer
Windows Movie Maker is very good but it has its own file format which most programs cant read, there is a way to convert them but i cant remember so just google it. If you are using microsoft Xp or Vista it will be already on your computer
Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
is it?Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
no....Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
No, according to the YouTube terms of usage and community guidelines its not illegal.
But you should be the one who created the video tutorial
On YouTube Community guidelines:
# Respect copyright. Only upload videos that you made or that you are authorized to use. This means don't upload videos you didn't make, or use content in your videos that someone else owns the copyright to, such as music tracks, snippets of copyrighted programs, or videos made by other users, without necessary authorizations. Read our Copyright Tips for more information.
Finally there are a lot of video tutorials on YouTube, if it was illegal they would have been removed by now.
Hope My answer was useful,
John
as long as you don't sell them, you'll be fine.
no....Is it illegal to publish video tutorials where we show windows or programs pictures on youtube?
No, according to the YouTube terms of usage and community guidelines its not illegal.
But you should be the one who created the video tutorial
On YouTube Community guidelines:
# Respect copyright. Only upload videos that you made or that you are authorized to use. This means don't upload videos you didn't make, or use content in your videos that someone else owns the copyright to, such as music tracks, snippets of copyrighted programs, or videos made by other users, without necessary authorizations. Read our Copyright Tips for more information.
Finally there are a lot of video tutorials on YouTube, if it was illegal they would have been removed by now.
Hope My answer was useful,
John
as long as you don't sell them, you'll be fine.
Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
I am planning to write a tutorial on how to learn programming - from zero to hero. There are many online tutorials , but they are related to one task or specific application.
I will start from data types to necessary maths and end up with coding applications
I would like to hear your advice or recommendation on how to make this project more useful to all users.
thanks Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
I'm one of those people who use these tutorials (not online though) and just have a few maybe not so big advice that would have made those tutorials a lot better.
-PLEASE have good formatting in the examples of code (make sure the parameters line up, indent properly, etc.), its easier on the reader
-Don't just define computer terms, give examples of how it is like in life (like how recursion may be like broccoli), and pictures are key :)
-Tell the reader what the method/code may be used for in actual ';real life'; programming, often the tutorials I have will teach me the code, but never tell me when to use it (its like giving me this great novel invention, without instructions on how to use it). Like when I first got to pointers, I knew how to use it, but I had no idea why would someone use such a more complicated device than things such as arrays.
-If it's possible, color coding is good :)
-Oh yea, and if the tutorial really is for someone with absolutely no programming experience (you can tell how lost I was):
--Don't assume they know computer terms such as operating system/compiler/etc., if nothing else have a glossary with these terms for them to reference (or maybe I was just stupid..%26gt;%26lt;)
---In the beginning, when you give an example code of what every single code needs (ie libraries in C or the void main, or the public static main in Java), explain what each line does (or tell them to reference to page___ if it's a bit complicated to explain to them at that point in the book). Maybe some people are fine with it, but I was not happy to just learn the basics and ';just go with it'; kind of attitude and find out later in the book what that part of the code did.Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
It really depends on the programming language. If you try to do a general tutorial you will have problems, because the difference between say HTML, Assembler and C, or C++ and other object orientated languages is too big.
There's also the problem with interpreted languages where the data may be created without you having to declare it first, e.g. Basic, compared with compiled languages where declaration of data types is a big issue.
I think you should concentrate on a couple of languages such as HTML, which people can relate to since they can see it in a browser, and C or Java, because they are structured high level languages.
java is being used all over now, its becoming more popular due to mobile phones and things so i would go that route.
i say that because something like C is not gonna out sell a ';Kernighan and Ritchie';.
Broadcast it on youtube
I will start from data types to necessary maths and end up with coding applications
I would like to hear your advice or recommendation on how to make this project more useful to all users.
thanks Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
I'm one of those people who use these tutorials (not online though) and just have a few maybe not so big advice that would have made those tutorials a lot better.
-PLEASE have good formatting in the examples of code (make sure the parameters line up, indent properly, etc.), its easier on the reader
-Don't just define computer terms, give examples of how it is like in life (like how recursion may be like broccoli), and pictures are key :)
-Tell the reader what the method/code may be used for in actual ';real life'; programming, often the tutorials I have will teach me the code, but never tell me when to use it (its like giving me this great novel invention, without instructions on how to use it). Like when I first got to pointers, I knew how to use it, but I had no idea why would someone use such a more complicated device than things such as arrays.
-If it's possible, color coding is good :)
-Oh yea, and if the tutorial really is for someone with absolutely no programming experience (you can tell how lost I was):
--Don't assume they know computer terms such as operating system/compiler/etc., if nothing else have a glossary with these terms for them to reference (or maybe I was just stupid..%26gt;%26lt;)
---In the beginning, when you give an example code of what every single code needs (ie libraries in C or the void main, or the public static main in Java), explain what each line does (or tell them to reference to page___ if it's a bit complicated to explain to them at that point in the book). Maybe some people are fine with it, but I was not happy to just learn the basics and ';just go with it'; kind of attitude and find out later in the book what that part of the code did.Your advice on writing a programming tutorial:)
It really depends on the programming language. If you try to do a general tutorial you will have problems, because the difference between say HTML, Assembler and C, or C++ and other object orientated languages is too big.
There's also the problem with interpreted languages where the data may be created without you having to declare it first, e.g. Basic, compared with compiled languages where declaration of data types is a big issue.
I think you should concentrate on a couple of languages such as HTML, which people can relate to since they can see it in a browser, and C or Java, because they are structured high level languages.
java is being used all over now, its becoming more popular due to mobile phones and things so i would go that route.
i say that because something like C is not gonna out sell a ';Kernighan and Ritchie';.
Broadcast it on youtube
Where can I find some really good resources, help topics, and tutorials for learning computer programming?
Ok, so I have yet another question pertaining to computer programming *I'm on a roll!*
I am an absolute beginner at computer programming, and I want to get started THIS SECOND! Lets just say I have an experience level of 0, although that is not true, I want to start at the very beginning. The only experience I have had with programming and writing any type of code is HTML, actionscript, and a little (I mean extremely little) bit of experience with asp.net, c#, and c++ (all from just messing around).
I would really like to begin learning right away, but I don't have a clue where to start! Not to brag, but I do know a lot about computers...I am a geek...lol. I learned HTML from W3Schools, online tutorials, and by experimental methods, and I learned actionscript strictly from online tutorials, then most of it just came to me. I just cannot seem to find that edge to begin learning how to program in other languages or even which language to begin with!
I downloaded Microsoft's Visual Studio Express 2008 Edition, which includes Visual C#, Visual Basic, Visual C++, and Visual Web Developer. I don't know if I made a good move in downloading this software studio, but the programs are very nice, although I don't know much about actually creating stuff in them!
I read about object oriented programming...what is that?? I also asked a question on here yesterday about the best language to begin to learn. Most said C++ but I thought BASIC was the most ';basic'; language and the easiest to learn?
I am basically a newbie eager to learn but I need some guidance to get going! Can you recommend a few good *active* online forums, tutorial websites, ebooks, and books for the beginner programmer?
I really appreciate all the help I can get!
Thanks!Where can I find some really good resources, help topics, and tutorials for learning computer programming?
In order:
1. College (the teachers are usually more than welcome to let you sit in on lectures, if there's room)
2. Your local library. (preferably a college/university library).
3. http://www.amazon.com (they have reviews)
4. http://www.google.com (the biggest resource on the net)
5. http://www.ebay.com
good luck.Where can I find some really good resources, help topics, and tutorials for learning computer programming?
I came across a very good mobile programming site http://www.androidph.com. I hope this helps.
I am an absolute beginner at computer programming, and I want to get started THIS SECOND! Lets just say I have an experience level of 0, although that is not true, I want to start at the very beginning. The only experience I have had with programming and writing any type of code is HTML, actionscript, and a little (I mean extremely little) bit of experience with asp.net, c#, and c++ (all from just messing around).
I would really like to begin learning right away, but I don't have a clue where to start! Not to brag, but I do know a lot about computers...I am a geek...lol. I learned HTML from W3Schools, online tutorials, and by experimental methods, and I learned actionscript strictly from online tutorials, then most of it just came to me. I just cannot seem to find that edge to begin learning how to program in other languages or even which language to begin with!
I downloaded Microsoft's Visual Studio Express 2008 Edition, which includes Visual C#, Visual Basic, Visual C++, and Visual Web Developer. I don't know if I made a good move in downloading this software studio, but the programs are very nice, although I don't know much about actually creating stuff in them!
I read about object oriented programming...what is that?? I also asked a question on here yesterday about the best language to begin to learn. Most said C++ but I thought BASIC was the most ';basic'; language and the easiest to learn?
I am basically a newbie eager to learn but I need some guidance to get going! Can you recommend a few good *active* online forums, tutorial websites, ebooks, and books for the beginner programmer?
I really appreciate all the help I can get!
Thanks!Where can I find some really good resources, help topics, and tutorials for learning computer programming?
In order:
1. College (the teachers are usually more than welcome to let you sit in on lectures, if there's room)
2. Your local library. (preferably a college/university library).
3. http://www.amazon.com (they have reviews)
4. http://www.google.com (the biggest resource on the net)
5. http://www.ebay.com
good luck.Where can I find some really good resources, help topics, and tutorials for learning computer programming?
I came across a very good mobile programming site http://www.androidph.com. I hope this helps.
Where can i find a good x window (x11) programming tutorial?
I assume this is a linux question, if so try these web sites for a start.
http://nobug.ifrance.com/nobug2/article1鈥?/a>
http://www.visi.com/~grante/Xtut/
http://www.linux-tutorial.info/modules.p鈥?/a>
http://nobug.ifrance.com/nobug2/article1鈥?/a>
http://www.visi.com/~grante/Xtut/
http://www.linux-tutorial.info/modules.p鈥?/a>
Does anyone know a good free tutorial I can use to learn Computer Programming Design?
I just started a college course and am just not getting it! My Professor has not been much help so I'm looking for an alternative to break it down for me.Does anyone know a good free tutorial I can use to learn Computer Programming Design?
If you want to learn java which is a really good start. Then i recommend www.joegrip.com
they have an interactive way of training you to program. Try some of there free trials. You will come to see it is awesome. The price for the courses are reasonable ($39)(you can also learn c#.NET and ASP.NET) both for windows programming.
I recently did the c#.Net course and am already reasonably efficient in it. Great site with great help.Does anyone know a good free tutorial I can use to learn Computer Programming Design?
What languages are you learning?
If you are learning HTML CSS AJAX XHTML XSL XML or any webbased programming language this http://w3schools.com/ is a good site.
If you are learning VisualBasic there is a good forum you can ask question in http://vbforums.com
Else i recommend that you go to your local library, most libraries have programming books.
Please specify what programming language, if it is UXAMBLER for instance i cant help you...oil printer ink
If you want to learn java which is a really good start. Then i recommend www.joegrip.com
they have an interactive way of training you to program. Try some of there free trials. You will come to see it is awesome. The price for the courses are reasonable ($39)(you can also learn c#.NET and ASP.NET) both for windows programming.
I recently did the c#.Net course and am already reasonably efficient in it. Great site with great help.Does anyone know a good free tutorial I can use to learn Computer Programming Design?
What languages are you learning?
If you are learning HTML CSS AJAX XHTML XSL XML or any webbased programming language this http://w3schools.com/ is a good site.
If you are learning VisualBasic there is a good forum you can ask question in http://vbforums.com
Else i recommend that you go to your local library, most libraries have programming books.
Please specify what programming language, if it is UXAMBLER for instance i cant help you...
Does anybody know where to find a good tutorial for assembly programming on the TI84 plus silver edition calc?
I have a pretty good handle on TI BASIC. I want to go to the next level. If there is another languge you think i should know, then tell me and if at all possible give me a link to a good resource.Does anybody know where to find a good tutorial for assembly programming on the TI84 plus silver edition calc?
Yes, there are a couple good tutorials about TI-ASM for the TI-83 (fyi, the TI-83 and 84 are exactly the same when it comes to programming). But be warned, assembly is a huge step up from Ti-BASIC and much harder to learn. You also have to write assembly programs on a computer, not on the calculator. Here are some tutorials to help you get started:
http://www.arasian.com/index.php?page=su鈥?/a>
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/arti鈥?/a>
Here's another useful link to a program from TI that you can download to emulate a calculator. This is very useful to test programs with because an assembly program is very powerful and can completely crash your calc if it's written incorrectly. If you test it with this program and it crashes the virtual calc, you know something's wrong.
http://education.ti.com/educationportal/鈥?/a>
Hope this helps.
Yes, there are a couple good tutorials about TI-ASM for the TI-83 (fyi, the TI-83 and 84 are exactly the same when it comes to programming). But be warned, assembly is a huge step up from Ti-BASIC and much harder to learn. You also have to write assembly programs on a computer, not on the calculator. Here are some tutorials to help you get started:
http://www.arasian.com/index.php?page=su鈥?/a>
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/arti鈥?/a>
Here's another useful link to a program from TI that you can download to emulate a calculator. This is very useful to test programs with because an assembly program is very powerful and can completely crash your calc if it's written incorrectly. If you test it with this program and it crashes the virtual calc, you know something's wrong.
http://education.ti.com/educationportal/鈥?/a>
Hope this helps.
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