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1/29/2014 5:24:02 AM
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C++, Java, Python, those are the major programming languages that are recommended to beginners. Once you learn one, the others are pretty easy to pick up, they've all got the same parts deep down inside. I don't know of any online tutorials persay that I'd reccommend because I've learned all my programming from books or from school, but that should help narrow your search.
Really, it depends on what you want to do with your code. Do you want to make a game? An app? Something with graphics? Something that's only text? What's your ambition?
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My dream career is a Software Engineer
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Where are you at in your education at the moment?
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High School Senior
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Edited by Hylebos: 1/29/2014 5:41:14 AMGood, you're nicely positioned then. For now do well in school, experiment with simple programs when you have the time, figuring out basic stuff like control structures and different data structures now will save you a ton of time later. Hopefully you'll end up going to a College / Community College with a good Computer Science / Engineering Program and you'll really dig the work. Good luck!
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Thanks, I appreciate the advice!
